I'm looking at the ATSPP pay tables published by the FAA. I'm confused how you know what "locality" a given facility is in.
For example, if I want to look up LAF tower, there are several localities that could be feasible:
Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, Illinois - Indiana - Wisconsin
Cincinnati-Hamilton, Ohio - Kentucky - Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
Rest of United States
Now if I look at the resource page on here for LAF, it appears that the listed 15.37% matches with "Rest of United States." But to figure that out takes several steps, some guessing, and back-referencing.
Is there a better way to figure out which locality each facility fits into? Some way to associate them more quickly and accurately? Especially if I don't know the geography of a given facility?
For example, if I want to look up LAF tower, there are several localities that could be feasible:
Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, Illinois - Indiana - Wisconsin
Cincinnati-Hamilton, Ohio - Kentucky - Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
Rest of United States
Now if I look at the resource page on here for LAF, it appears that the listed 15.37% matches with "Rest of United States." But to figure that out takes several steps, some guessing, and back-referencing.
Is there a better way to figure out which locality each facility fits into? Some way to associate them more quickly and accurately? Especially if I don't know the geography of a given facility?