Narrative:

An aircraft was descended through cle airspace without a pointout. This sector was being trained on by myself and a trainee. We had just acquired the sector 2 weeks ago and myself and the trainee were not aware of an airspace change approximately 1 yr ago delegating the airspace to cleveland approach. Our maps and LOA's we studied did not show the change. The maps on the quality assurance office wall were incorrect as was the information handed out to new trainees. To correct this problem, all old maps and LOA's should be destroyed. Also, all materials given to new trainees should be current.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ZOB CTLR EXPERIENCED AIRSPACE DEV, WHILE CONDUCTING TRAINING. INCIDENT REVIEW IDENTED INCORRECT AIRSPACE DEPICTION IN TRAINING MATERIALS.

Narrative: AN ACFT WAS DSNDED THROUGH CLE AIRSPACE WITHOUT A POINTOUT. THIS SECTOR WAS BEING TRAINED ON BY MYSELF AND A TRAINEE. WE HAD JUST ACQUIRED THE SECTOR 2 WKS AGO AND MYSELF AND THE TRAINEE WERE NOT AWARE OF AN AIRSPACE CHANGE APPROX 1 YR AGO DELEGATING THE AIRSPACE TO CLEVELAND APCH. OUR MAPS AND LOA'S WE STUDIED DID NOT SHOW THE CHANGE. THE MAPS ON THE QUALITY ASSURANCE OFFICE WALL WERE INCORRECT AS WAS THE INFO HANDED OUT TO NEW TRAINEES. TO CORRECT THIS PROB, ALL OLD MAPS AND LOA'S SHOULD BE DESTROYED. ALSO, ALL MATERIALS GIVEN TO NEW TRAINEES SHOULD BE CURRENT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.