FAA Briefly Grounded Planes in Western U.S. Around Time North Korea Tested Missile
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The FAA said Tuesday that it briefly paused departures at some West Coast airports Monday evening. It’s unclear if the action was connected to missile test.
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Air traffic controllers in the western United States were heard ordering ground stops Monday around the same time North Korea fired what appeared to be a ballistic missile into its eastern sea.
The FAA said Tuesday that it briefly paused departures at some West Coast airports Monday evening. It’s unclear if the action was connected to missile test.
The FAA said Tuesday that it briefly paused departures at some West Coast airports Monday evening. It’s unclear if the action was connected to missile test.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reportedly ordered a full ground stop at airports in the western U.S. on Monday around the same time that North Korea was believed to have launched a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan.
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