What is the width of VHF airways with VORs at both ends?

The width of VHF airways with VORs at both ends is established to ensure safe lateral separation between aircraft operating within the airway. When VORs are used as navigation aids at both ends of the airway, the width is standardized to 8 nautical miles. This width allows for enough lateral clearance for aircraft to navigate safely, accounting for any potential navigational errors and ensuring that aircraft remain within the defined airspace while following the airway. The width is determined by regulatory guidelines that support safety and efficiency in air traffic management.