Chicago Mayor Richard Daley was another politician who wanted a permanent downtown no-fly zone

Edited by James E. Swickard May 01, 2003
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley was another politician who wanted a permanent downtown no-fly zone and sought the approval of the Department of Homeland Security to close Meigs Field (CGX). As a compromise, the FAA established a small TFR, the same as the one established in January 2002, covering the...

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