FAA: Fewer Airline Flights Rerouted Following Florida Space Launch Airspace Adjustment
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The U.S. FAA says it is now keeping more airspace open for commercial airline flights during launches from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida, significantly cutting back on flight delays and aircraft being rerouted. The agency says in a statement that it “determined the existing airspace...
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