Federal Aviation Administration

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EVENTS (4)

June 22, 2006	The Federal Aviation Administration forbade the sheriff of Los Angeles to fly his model airplanes.	Weekly Review By Theodore Ross Source: Los Angeles Times
February 11, 2005	A report showed that, between April and September 2001, the Federal Aviation Administration received fifty-two reports about Al Qaeda's plans to hijack airplanes.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Washington Post
October 30, 2001	The Federal Aviation Administration opened the skies above American cities to all aircraft but news helicopters, which the agency said posed a unique threat.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
December 5, 2000	America's Federal Aviation Administration ruled that US Airways was not wrong to allow a pig to fly first class even though the pig ran amok.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge

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