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Originally posted by ajm
Recently this past week it's been broadcast on CNN that the Bush administration admits to opening up military air space to relieve the high traffic of flights for the holidays.
Why would they broadcast this so Al Qaeda can take advantage of the opportunity? or so they can plan another attack against it's own people therefore, blaming Iran to go to war again before "W" leaves office?
I wouldn't be surprised if there is another attack before he leaves.
[edit on 20-11-2007 by ajm]
Originally posted by AllSeeingI
Please post the source. I am very interested. As a pilot, person with ATC experience, and broad knowledge of aviation and the airspace system...
President Bush yesterday announced measures intended to curb airline delays during the Thanksgiving travel frenzy, including freeing up military airspace for commercial use.
Originally posted by AllSeeingI
Please post the source. I am very interested. As a pilot, person with ATC experience, and broad knowledge of aviation and the airspace system...
This makes no sense. Opening up MOAs (Military Operating Areas) and Restricted type airspaces would do nothing to relieve congestion.
The sky is infinitely open.
The congestion occurs on runways, airports, and gates!
Opening up new airspace will not change the congestion at these points.
There must be an ulterior motive.
Originally posted by ajm
Recently this past week it's been broadcast on CNN that the Bush administration admits to opening up military air space to relieve the high traffic of flights for the holidays.
Why would they broadcast this so Al Qaeda can take advantage of the opportunity? or so they can plan another attack against it's own people therefore, blaming Iran to go to war again before "W" leaves office?
I wouldn't be surprised if there is another attack before he leaves.
[edit on 20-11-2007 by ajm]
Originally posted by 12m8keall2c
How will this opening of additional airways help to curb delays? You still have to land them and get 'em in the air. Measures taken on the ground would seem a far more likely means by which to reduce delays, in my opinion.