The FAA changes the runway headings at airports occasionally as the magnetic deviation increases. For incidence, I attended Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach in the early 80's. The runway heading for the main runway back then was 06/24. It's now 07/25. Who navigates with a compass anymore anyway?
Well, if the FAA is still using vacuum-tube electronics, I guess they're also using magnetic compasses.
On the other hand, maybe they just assume pilots are too dumb or too ill-informed to know about correcting for magnetic deviation -- in spite of the fact that magnetic deviation is one of the first thing anybody learns when undergoing basic training for map reading, surveying or navigation!
I guess that means I can forget the old saying I used when learning to fly back in the 50’s, “East is least and West is best”? And “True virgins make dull company.”
Ah, the good ol’ days!!