What has FAA and the National Weather Service determined to be Service Level B for airports?

Level B with augmented data

ASOS only

Level C plus augmented data beyond ASOS capability

Service levels describe how robust the weather data and reporting are at airports. For Service Level B, the FAA and NWS define it as Level C data plus augmented data beyond what ASOS can provide. In other words, to reach Level B, an airport must deliver the more comprehensive Level C observations and add extra data streams or enhancements that go beyond the standard ASOS capabilities. That’s why this option is the best fit: it reflects both the stronger baseline of Level C and the needed augmentation that elevates it to Level B. The other choices either rely on ASOS alone, or reference Level A, or omit the required Level C foundation, so they don’t align with the official definition.

Level A with additional requirements

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