Federal Aviation Administration
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An advisory from the Federal Aviation Administration warned that ground stops or delays were possible beginning Friday afternoon across the three major New York airports as well as at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey, Philadelphia International Airport and Virginia’s Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
In its legal response to Weiland’s suit, Boeing denied the allegations, noting that its aircraft designs—including the bleed system that siphons air from the engines into the aircraft—have for decades been approved for use by the Federal Aviation Administration.
They declared fuel emergencies and traveled through the temporary no-fly zone, Federal Aviation Administration records show.
The Federal Aviation Administration has long struggled with low staffing levels in control towers and facilities.
The Cessna C550 plane crashed at Statesville Regional Airport, roughly 40 miles north of Charlotte, around 10:20 a.m. local time, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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