Sentence examples for temporary airspace from inspiring English sources
The new bill, now in the form of a conference report reconciling differing House and Senate versions, would permit the aviation agency to contract out about 2,000 jobs of controllers who work in Flight Service Stations, offices that do not direct traffic, but provide briefings, mostly to private pilots, on weather and temporary airspace restrictions.
The White House also said that the military would allow airlines temporary access to restricted airspace off the East Coast to create a so-called Thanksgiving express lane for congested traffic.
Mr. Milton complained that Air Canada was hit just as hard as any American carrier by the temporary closing of American airspace and the deep slump in air travel that followed.
The temporary additional restrictions to airspace in and around the capital come into force at 00 01 BST on Saturday and will last for a month.
Continually in development, the software today allows drone pilots to plot a flight path, digitally notify airports in the area, view manned (and soon unmanned) air traffic in real time and avoid temporary and permanently restricted airspace.
So what was supposed to be a temporary caretaker arrangement for Somalia's airspace is now pushing 15 years.
So far the FAA has issued around 300 temporary permits for testing drones in airspace where commercial air traffic and private aircraft operate.
Mr. Shumann said the punishment for violating the restricted airspace could range from a letter of reprimand to a temporary suspension of a pilot's license to revocation of the license.
The CAA says that protected airspace will have to be carved out, perhaps by designating a Temporary Danger Area around the spaceport, again favouring sites near the coast.
Article 9 of the agreement governing security forces, for example, gives Iraq control of its airspace for the first time since the war began but goes on to say that Iraq may request "temporary support" from the United States.
Ambitions above our airspace.
