The aircraft dropped off radars 10 minutes after leaving Greek airspace and entering Egyptian airspace.
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But the aviation industry wants the FAA to consider things like airspace efficiency and airspace safety.
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Iran claimed the drone was in their airspace, while U.S. officials said was in international airspace.
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Tehran claimed the downed drone violated its airspace, while Washington says it was operating in international airspace.
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Iran claimed the drone was in its airspace, while U.S. officials said it was in international airspace.
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Iran said the drone violated its airspace, but the U.S. said the aircraft was in international airspace.
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A company called Airspace is launching a bounty hunter drone that'll capture other drones that infringe on airspace.
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Some of these rules, such as avoiding flight near airports and in restricted airspace, make the airspace safer.
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"The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace and at no time entered U.S. or Canadian sovereign airspace," NORAD tweeted.
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But did it venture into Iranian airspace, as Tehran asserts, or stay in international airspace, as the United States asserts?
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Segregating too much airspace for too long could potentially lead to major aviation schedule disruptions and inefficient use of airspace.
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Tehran said the surveillance drone had violated its airspace, while the U.S. claimed the unmanned aircraft was operating in international airspace.
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Neither the airspace of Cyprus, or its flight information region - a huge swathe of eastern Mediterranean airspace - was used, he said.
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"It's all one ... airspace, so you can only fit so many airplanes in the airspace without affecting everybody," McCabe said Thursday.
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DC airspace closed In an expensive headache for commercial airlines, airspace around Washington, DC, will close twice on the 4th of July.
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The EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo dropped off radar screens shortly after leaving Greek airspace and minutes after entering Egyptian airspace.
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U.S. airspace extends 12 miles from its coastlines, it noted, meaning the Russian vehicles were in international airspace while entering the ADIZ.
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But increased airspace activities means that the FAA's ability to manage diverse users in a finite amount of airspace must dramatically change.
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Brussels-based Eurocontrol, which cordinates the airspace of 41 nations, told airlines in a bulletin that Pakistan's airspace was closed "with immediate effect".
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"We are making a clear call to the Russian Federation not to violate Turkish airspace, which is also NATO airspace," the statement said.
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Russian military and government planes, she said, sometimes enter Estonian airspace "just to take a shortcut" across awkwardly shaped, post-Soviet airspace borders.
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"The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace and at no time did the aircraft enter United States or Canadian airspace," the statement said.
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Iran claims the drone had entered Iranian airspace, but the US says it was shot down in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Early Thursday, Iran struck down a United States military drone, claiming it was in Iranian airspace, while American officials said it was in international airspace.
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In most Australian cities, you can only fly your drone up to a maximum altitude of 120 metres — most of this airspace is considered controlled airspace.
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As the plane flew from American airspace into Mexican airspace, with the border somewhere below, Ms. Fernandez thought to herself how easy it was to cross.
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"We once again explicitly call on Russia to act responsibly and not to violate Turkish Airspace, which is NATO airspace," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement.
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The crucial matter, though, is whether that drone ventured into Iranian airspace, as Tehran asserts, or whether it stayed in international airspace, as the United States asserts.
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Voice check-in Someone in the cockpit makes a voice check-in with air traffic controllers as the plane is apparently leaving Malaysian airspace and entering Vietnamese airspace.
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Tehran said the surveillance drone had been shot down by an Iranian surface-to-air missile in Iranian airspace, while Washington said it had been in international airspace.
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According to the Department of Transportation inspector general, U.S. airspace is 2.5 times larger than that of the U.K. and more than four times larger than Canadian airspace.
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"The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace west of mainland Alaska and at no time did the aircraft enter sovereign United States airspace," NORAD additionally said on Twitter.
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The Iranian government claims the drone entered its airspace, but the US rejects this and said the drone was flying in international airspace and never entered Iranian territory.
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While the US maintains their drone was in international airspace at the time of the downing, Iran argues the drone entered their airspace, and the downing was justified.
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" Iran claimed the drone entered its airspace, but the Trump administration maintains the unmanned aircraft was operating in international airspace and characterized the incident as an "unprovoked attack.
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DHS' experience operating the Defense Department counter-drone system "particularly within complicated airspace with civilian air traffic over populated airspace (is) sorely lacking," the lawmakers wrote to Wolf.
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A safe bet is that the FAA will go after people who fly in "Class B" airspace without getting express permission from an air traffic controller—Class B airspace is the airspace around certain major airports around the country and often includes large parts of many of America's largest cities.
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Rival carriers like Singapore Airlines re-routed their European flights to avoid the affected airspace, but Thai Airways did not have routes over Iranian or Turkish airspace, Sumeth said.
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Qatar has sent complaints to the International Civil Aviation Organization, a U.N. body, about the boycotting countries closing off their airspace, as well as violating the country&aposs airspace.
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Drones will inevitably have to share airspace with passenger jets, military planes and other aircraft; airspace safety is a bigger regulatory challenge than the last mile of package delivery.
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In both incidents, the intercepted Russian bombers and jets "remained in international airspace and at no time did the aircraft enter United States or Canadian sovereign airspace," according to NORAD.
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The new passenger routes come close to airspace used by Taiwanese airliners and military planes at a time when Chinese military drills encroaching on Taiwan's airspace have become increasingly common.
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The restricted airspace edge Some spaceports use adjacent restricted, remote airspace as a competitive advantage, such as Mojave Air and Space Port in California and Spaceport America in New Mexico.
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The Paris-to Cairo-flight was at 37,000 feet when it lost contact overnight above the Mediterranean, shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to exit Greek airspace and enter Egyptian airspace.
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The flight was at 37,000 feet when it lost contact above the Mediterranean early on May 19, shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to exit Greek airspace and enter Egyptian airspace.
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"The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace west of mainland Alaska and at no time did the aircraft enter sovereign United States airspace," NORAD said in a statement about that incident.
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The Syrian government has opposed the Turkish action from the start, accusing it of a breach of Syrian sovereignty, but Russia, which controls Syrian airspace, opened airspace to Turkish war planes.
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The FAA requires recreational users to fly drones at or below 400 feet in airspace where air traffic control is absent and bans drones from flying in controlled airspace near airports.
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In addition, flights that were crossing India's airspace were also required to turn off internet services to passengers while they were in Indian airspace, a move that has upset airlines for years.
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NORAD said the Russian aircraft remained in international airspace over the Beaufort Sea and came as close as 50 nautical miles to the coast but did not enter U.S. or Canadian airspace.
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OANDA analyst Jeffrey Halley said airlines shares could also face headwinds from a potential closure of the Iranian airspace as several crucial East-West air corridors transit Iran and its neighbouring airspace.
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Restricting airspace complicates airline efforts to keep routes running in a region where airspace is already congested, in part due to ongoing conflicts which have made it unsafe to fly over some countries.
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While Iran's Revolutionary Guard said it shot down the drone over Iranian airspace, the U.S. said it was flying in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz in a freedom of navigation mission.
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Venezuela claimed the navy plane had strayed into its airspace.
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Commercially speaking, "Arrival" hovers in its own somewhat awkward airspace.
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Iran also saw heavier use of its airspace, officials said.
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It went off radar just 10 miles from Egyptian airspace.
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Drones are also banned from being flown in controlled airspace.
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Technically, the US could be flying through another country's airspace.
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The U.S. said its aircraft was operating in international airspace.
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America sent warplanes along the edge of the North's airspace.
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All this would keep Europe's airspace from turning too American.
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Pakistan reopened its airspace to international civil aviation on Tuesday.
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This appears to be an acceptable risk to the airspace.
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You either belong to the AirSpace class or you don't.
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Russia has maintained the plane did not violate Turkish airspace.
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US territorial airspace begins only 12 miles from the coastline.
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Hillier said the aircraft eventually returned back to Russian airspace.
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SANA reported "the aggression" was carried out from Lebanese airspace.
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According to the report, the aircraft remained in international airspace.
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" The spokesman also said the "nation's airspace system is safe.
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It has also continued to fly sorties over Syrian airspace.
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To defend against multiple drones, Airspace must launch multiple machines.
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Now it's pushing our airspace to the breaking point too. .
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Even today, the military uses the airspace for training exercises.
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Almost every military flight into Afghanistan goes through Pakistani airspace.
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Qatar Airways flights must avoid neighboring airspace, lengthening flight times.
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But other airlines are not avoiding flying over Iraqi airspace.
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For Healander, Airspace Link is only the latest entrepreneurial venture.
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In 1998, North Korea fired a missile through Japanese airspace.
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The airspace is closed with immediate effect until 1700 GMT.
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"The drone was destroyed in Yemeni airspace," the coalition said.
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Yes. The National Airspace System needs stable and predictable funding.
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Last month, Israel fired a missile at a drone that approached its airspace near the Syrian frontier, and in February it shot down what it said was an Iranian drone that entered its airspace.
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The Supreme Court did not set a specific height limit for what constituted "public airspace," and many experts believe courts will eventually decide that there is some sort of personal airspace above private property.
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From the international space-law perspective, states have sovereignty over their land and over their airspace, and when airspace ends, their sovereignty ends, so no state can control space or have dominance over space.
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Flight Service Bureau, which provides safety information on airspace to airlines, said "without seeming alarmist", the deteriorating relationship between the U.S. and Iran must be taken into account when planning flights in Iran's airspace.
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Flight Service Bureau, which provides safety information on airspace to airlines, said "without seeming alarmist", the deteriorating relationship between the U.S. and Iran must be taken into account when planning flights in Iran's airspace.
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Restricting airspace can often complicate airline efforts to keep routes running in a region where airspace is already congested, in part due to ongoing conflicts which have made it unsafe to fly over some countries.
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The dynamic system continuously monitors the airspace around the aircraft both for other aircraft or for changes in the airspace (such as a temporary flight restriction around a police incident) and automatically adjusts the route.
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U.S. airspace shut down following the 9/11 attacks, with the Federal Aviation Administration halting all flights, while the U.K. closed its airspace for six days following the eruption of an Icelandic volcano in 2010.
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When they elect to retire, the national airspace will be crippled.
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Russia's missile defences denied Turkey access to the airspace over Syria.
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"Our airspace forces will continue working against these organisations," he said.
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Israel also shot down a Syrian warplane that entered its airspace.
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The sanctions include closing much of the airspace around the country.
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Iraq banned 737 MAX aircraft from entering or transiting its airspace.
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The agency said it banned 737 MAX aircraft from Vietnamese airspace.
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The newly launched SkyDroner can detect a drone entering its airspace.
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Shortly after exiting Greek airspace, it disappeared from radars, he said.
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Expats fear being trapped inside Kurdistan if Iraq closes its airspace.
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Altitude Angel is also layering on its GuardianUTMS airspace management platform.
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But American officials insist that the drone was in international airspace.
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What's the legality of flying balloons into a different nation's airspace?
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All of these tests will happen in airspace under 400 feet.
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The incident also saw the Spanish aircraft "accidentally" entering Finnish airspace.
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Pakistan shut its airspace, with commercial flights in the country canceled.
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The airspace over Oslo had remained opened, a spokesman said earlier.
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The only flight avenue open at present is through Iranian airspace.
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Pakistan has closed its airspace, which forced commercial airlines to reroute.
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"Russian aircrafts wouldn't need to even enter British airspace," says Shields.
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As the geography of AirSpace spreads, so does a certain sameness.
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And they fly above regulated airspace, making them easier to deploy.
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The U.S. has said the drone was flying in international airspace.
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Iraq has imposed new restrictions on aircraft flying in its airspace.
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Drones have arrived in US airspace, and now they are multiplying.
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North Korea has fired a missile that flew over Japan's airspace.
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Kurds now worry that Baghdad will close airspace over the region.
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ADVICE FROM EASA AVIATION SAFETY BODY EXTENDS EARLIER IRAQ AIRSPACE WARNING
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The United States routinely probed Soviet airspace and early-warning systems.
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Did Russia really chase a US bomber out of its airspace?
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The minister threatened to shoot down U.S. aircraft in international airspace.
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During Russia's intervention in Syria, Russian planes repeatedly violated Turkish airspace.
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"It's essential to us that when a passenger wants to book a flight they check whether it's an Airspace cabin, and if it's an Airspace cabin it means spaciousness and smartness and comfort features," Caudron said.
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Belgium took over the Baltic policing mission from Hungary which, along with Spain and the UK, was policing Baltic airspace when Russian Su-22 Flanker fighters flew near Baltic airspace twice over two days in June.
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The first temporary flight restriction covers the northwest edge of restricted airspace above the actual Area 51 facilities, creating an additional buffer surrounding what is seen as some of the most restricted airspace in the world.
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If we accept the Israeli claim that it is Iranian, then what we are seeing, perhaps, is Iran signaling to Israel that as long as Israel is violating Syrian airspace, then others will violate Israeli airspace.
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"Airspace will be impacted by flights being re-routed, especially for Qatar Airways who will no longer be allowed to use the expansive airspace of Saudi Arabia on flights to Europe and North America," he said.
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Where the search is now EgyptAir Flight 804 was at 37,000 feet when it lost contact above the Mediterranean early on May 19, shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to exit Greek airspace and enter Egyptian airspace.
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South Korean warplanes fired hundreds of warning shots at a Russian military aircraft that entered South Korean airspace on Tuesday, defence officials said, while Russia denied violating any airspace and accused South Korean pilots of being reckless.
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In December, Malaysia said it wanted to take back control of airspace managed by the city-state since 1974, as Singapore's new instrument landing system at its small Seletar airport involved a flight path over Malaysian airspace.
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Greece had deployed a frigate and air assets to the area south of the island of Karpathos after the airliner with 66 people on board dropped off radars overnight in Egyptian airspace minutes after leaving Greek airspace.
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NATO countries share the mission of protecting Baltic airspace, as the Baltic countries — Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania — don't have the infrastructure to protect their own airspace and are considered at risk of destabilization or invasion by Russia.
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But for years the airspace over Syria has been crowded with warplanes.
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The two nations disagreed on whether the plane had violated Turkish airspace.
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The two nations disagreed on whether the plane had violated Turkish airspace.
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Iran shot down a US drone in international airspace earlier this week.
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American forces used eight helicopters through airspace controlled by Russia and Turkey.
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Ankara said the plane strayed into Turkish airspace, an allegation Moscow denies.
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Washington said a U.S. drone had been shot down in international airspace.
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Volocopter won't be the only flying taxi service buzzing through Dubai's airspace.
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There were also no flight restrictions for the airspace over the venue.
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The US flew over certain Russian airspace during the mission, he said.
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Each of those kinds of airspace has its own rules and regulations.
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It also flies daily refueling sorties over Saudi airspace for coalition jets.
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PELOSI SAYS CONVINCED IRANIAN DOWNING OF U.S. DRONE OCCURRED IN INTERNATIONAL AIRSPACE
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Astronomer Jay Lockman warns us of the need for signal-free airspace.
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And it's headed straight for airspace currently occupied by Uber and Lyft.
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The UAE is among countries that have closed its airspace to Qatar.
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The flights go directly from Iran to Syria, passing through Iraqi airspace.
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"This missile flew through busy airspace used by commercial airliners," he said.
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The Czechs also plan to help protect NATO airspace in the Baltic.
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THE airspace over London is among the most crowded in the world.
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"Hopefully they will open up more airways and more airspace," he said.
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The central government said airspace above the city would be partly restricted.
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The P-8A was conducting "routine operations" in international airspace, Kunze said.
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Russian violations of Turkish airspace were "causing increased tensions and ... create risks".
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UAS are increasingly appearing in airspace where it is illegal to fly.
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China claimed the airspace was not an exclusive territory for South Korea.
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But, outside those arenas, unregulated drone use will defile the public airspace.
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Startup, taxi, takeoff and departure to the airspace all went as planned.
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"At no time was there a threat to UK airspace ..," he added.
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Overhead was a block of military airspace where commercial traffic was forbidden.
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Venezuela's government said the "reconnaissance and intelligence aircraft" had entered its airspace.
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Such airspace closures, which disrupt normal flight operations, happen occasionally, officials said.
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But Russia also admitted that NATO planes didn't stray from international airspace.
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NORAD monitors US airspace against threats and intrusions, including Russian military aircraft.
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Planes from Britain could also be banned from French airspace, she said.
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The airspace around the site was closed, and train traffic was diverted.
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Concerns about the airspace over Washington have been heightened since the Sept.
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French airline KLM Air France suspended flights over Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said flights would be diverted to avoid Iranian airspace.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said flights would be diverted to avoid Iranian airspace.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia even take pains to avoid each others' airspace.
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Air force jets escorted the prince's plane as it entered our airspace.
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Privatizing air traffic control has implications for integrating drones into national airspace.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore airspace will be restricted during the planned U.S.-N.
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Last week, Israel captured an Iranian drone entering Israeli airspace from Syria.
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"Our airspace is our red line and Iran has always responded and will continue to respond strongly to any country that violates our airspace," Ali Shamkhani, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, told Iran's Tasnim news agency.
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An Iranian surface-to-air missile shot down an unmanned U.S. drone in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz — not over Iran's airspace as state media had claimed, ABC News and Reuters reported Thursday, citing U.S. officials.
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While operations against ISIS, also known as ISIL, were briefly halted when Turkish official closed the airspace around the base, US forces were able to resume activity by relying on backup generator power once the airspace was reopened.
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South Korean warplanes fired hundreds of warning shots at the Russian military aircraft that entered South Korean airspace on Tuesday, South Korean defense officials said, while Russia denied violating any airspace and accused South Korean pilots of being reckless.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Lebanese army said it opened fire at two of three Israeli drones that breached Lebanese airspace on Wednesday evening in the south of the country near the Israeli border, and all three returned to Israeli airspace.
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"(The plane) was crossing the Indonesian airspace in accordance with the ICAO Chicago Convention Article 5, by which a non-scheduled flight can overfly the airspace of a friendly country without prior permission," the email from the airline read.
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Pakistan said its airspace would re-open to commercial flights at 4 p.m.
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"The drill aims to counter any airspace incursion by the enemies," he added.
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How Project Wing builds a business airspace management system, I do not know.
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"A few hours ago, a Syrian aircraft infiltrated Israel&aposs airspace," he said.
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Airspace around the site has been closed by authorities, and train traffic diverted.
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To be clear, state and local governments have no authority over the airspace.
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" "All airspace within the range of Iranian systems must now be considered contested.
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Multiple flight school staffers tell TMZ ... the FAA's airspace lockdown is killing business.
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They will also have to avoid Egypt, which has blocked its airspace too.
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Thermal imaging suggested several more people might be in the airspace around her.
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This would be his second visit to the unrestricted airspace of the coastline.
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As much as 70% of its cargo and passengers pass through Chinese airspace.
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NATO jets also help secure Estonian airspace through the Baltic Air Policing operation.
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Dubai airport closed on Saturday, after a drone was spotted in its airspace.
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Correction: Iran said that the U.S. military surveilllance drone had violated its airspace.
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Israeli forces said the Syrian aircraft flew about 1.2 miles into its airspace.
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The board criticized Ukraine's government for leaving its airspace open to civilian traffic.
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If we were a sovereign republic we'd own our own ports and airspace.
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Airspace is essentially diffused workspace because the office has become a mobile home.
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This was an unprovoked attack on a U.S. surveillance asset in international airspace.
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It lost contact with ground control just as it crossed into Vietnamese airspace.
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Unlike airspace, there are no international laws that govern air defence identification zones.
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It scrambled its own jets, but no violations of Japan's airspace were reported.
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"It's the safety of the national airspace that's at risk here," Pearson said.
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Vos says there is room for commercial drones in the already busy airspace.
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They can fly into enemy airspace at low altitudes to fire off microwaves.
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China contests Japan's claims and is escalating its military activity in Japan airspace.
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Avoiding Saudi airspace will lead to longer flight times and delays, BBC reports.
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Instead his unauthorized flight spurred Congress to hold a hearing on airspace security.
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The rules for flying drones are designed to keep all airspace users safe.
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The tests will reportedly be carried out in restricted airspace in Snowdonia, Wales.
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The official said that the Russian bombers never entered Canadian or U.S. airspace.
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Some attacks Damascus has attributed to Israel have been made from Lebanese airspace.
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And Russian aircraft flying over the Baltic Sea have continually violated Finnish airspace.
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According to Zvezda, the close encounter occurred in international airspace over the Baltic.
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Russian aircraft have engaged in several provocative actions over NATO airspace this year.
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US officials said the Russian aircraft stayed in international airspace the entire time.
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Mr. Castro raged against Washington, maintaining that the planes had violated Cuban airspace.
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Iran denied the tanker attacks but said the drone was in its airspace.
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Incentivizing operators to use micro systems would immediately make the national airspace safer.
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Russia and Armenia have been jointly protecting Armenia's airspace since the mid-1990s.
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According to the FAA, SkyPan repeatedly flew near high rises in restricted airspace.
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Pakistan retaliated on Wednesday by flying planes across the border into Indian airspace.
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It will also close the airspace over the capital during the fireworks displays.
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The Iranians claim the drone trespassed their airspace, which the United States denies.
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He points to its military exercises and challenges to Polish airspace using drones.
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Damascus and Ankara, which opposes Assad, have agreed Russia could control Idlib airspace.
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REROUTING: French airline KLM Air France suspended flights over Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
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"We need to sharpshoot the airspace," Jangelis told Business Insider after the panel.
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Iran's military chief warned Israel last October against breaching Syrian airspace and territory.
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Officials say the plane violated airspace rules in the restricted area on Tuesday.
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Today Moscow's fighter jets and missiles fly over Syrian, Iranian and Iraqi airspace.
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Once in Afghan airspace, US platforms will be virtually unchallengeable and highly lethal.
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It also shows you where there's airspace you're supposed to stay out of.
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Here's what you need to get up to speed: Swerve contradicted The Paris to Cairo flight was at 1803,2180 feet when it lost contact above the Mediterranean, shortly before the aircraft was scheduled to exit Greek airspace and enter Egyptian airspace.
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"The dynamic system will continuously monitor the airspace around an aircraft for the 'unexpected' such as other aerial vehicles or changes to airspace (such as a Temporary Flight Restriction/Dynamic Geofence around a police incident)," it writes of the new service.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - As Saudi Arabia opened its airspace for the first time to a commercial flight to Israel, El Al will take its own fight for access to Saudi airspace to the Supreme Court in Israel, officials said on Friday.
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IRANIAN 'RED LINE' "Our airspace is our red line and Iran has always responded and will continue to respond strongly to any country that violates our airspace," Ali Shamkhani, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, told Iran's Tasnim news agency.
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"Our airspace is our red line and Iran has always responded and will continue to respond strongly to any country that violates our airspace," the semi-official Tasnim news agency quoted the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security council as saying.
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Passengers trying to fly between the UK and India were delayed for 36 hours, with the airline blaming "airspace restrictions" along the flight route before it ultimately plotted a route that avoided Iraq&aposs airspace and flew further from Iran.
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After the crash of a Sikorsky S-76 helicopter carrying Kobe Bryant on Sunday, the Federal Aviation Administration issued an airspace restriction for 5 nautical miles in every direction from the crash site, effectively closing the airspace above Calabasas, California.
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"We will provide AWACS support and the plan is to have them to flying over international airspace and Turkey and that will allow us to look into airspace in Iraq and Syria," Stoltenberg said, as reported by the AFP news agency.
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The van scans the airspace and transmits a light signal to ensure safe delivery.
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As a result of the sanctions, much of the airspace surrounding Qatar was closed.
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NORAD is tasked with patrolling US and Canadian airspace and air defense identification zones.
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A tweet from EgyptAir stated the plane was in Egyptian airspace when it disappeared.
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The plane vanished just as it was moving from Greek to Egyptian airspace control.
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At the time, Turkey argued that the plane had entered its airspace without authorization.
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Public airspace, in this case, was from 400 feet above a marijuana grow operation.
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Airspace has closed a $20 million Series A funding round, TechCrunch has exclusively learned.
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At other periods later in the day, there were no flights using the airspace.
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Eurocontrol included a broader area outside the airspace controlled by Damascus in its statement.
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Safe communication between drones and with airplanes in America's busy airspace is years away.
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Lebanon also accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire by sending warplanes into its airspace.
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It is also banned from Egypt's airspace which also cut diplomatic relations with Qatar.
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El Al has asked industry group IATA to help it access Saudi Arabia's airspace.
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It has accused Moscow of several airspace violations and propaganda attacks in recent years.
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S Airlines: * British Airways says it will adhere to FAA guidance, avoiding Iranian airspace.
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New standards for legal airspace to fly a consumer drone were implemented last year.
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As their plane approached Iranian airspace, the air force threatened to shoot it down.
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Iran shot down a U.S. drone last week it said was in its airspace.
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In 2015, New Zealand's government made commercial drone delivery legal in their lower airspace.
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Authorities closed airspace in a 30 km radius and suspended road and rail transport.
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And what better place to do so than the clean canvas of an Airspace?
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The Air Force depends on CAP to ensure its readiness in guarding America's airspace.
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Air traffic controllers rely on radar data to track aircraft moving through their airspace.
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" But he also said Russia should "act responsibly and to fully respect NATO airspace.
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On November 24, Turkey shot down a Russian plane, which had violated Turkish airspace.
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It's also impossible to enter the airspace above without permission from air traffic control.
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JAPAN SAYS IT HAS BANNED FLIGHTS OF BOEING 737 MAX AIRCRAFT FROM ITS AIRSPACE
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"At no point did the Russian aircraft enter UK territorial airspace," the spokesman said.
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The U.S. has denied working with Russia in Syria, except for airspace deconfliction purposes.
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Italy will close its airspace to Boeing 737 Max 8 airliners from Tuesday night.
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The airspace closures cost Qatar Airlines about 50 flights a day, according to CNNMoney.
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N to help protect its airspace, a senior Defence Ministry official said on Thursday.
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Cairo time, shortly after it entered Egyptian airspace, EgyptAir said on its Twitter account.
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Air traffic control body Skeyes shut Belgian airspace for 24 hours from 10 p.m.
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It is the primary agency in charge of integrating drones into the national airspace.
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One of those essential investments in that defense lies in our National Airspace System.
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The House's FAA reauthorization also works to safely integrate drones into the national airspace.
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Iran last week shot down the U.S. drone, which Tehran said violated its airspace.
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Qatar Airways lost money in 2017 after losing access to airspace over boycotting states.
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It shot down a U.S. drone in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz.
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I would've never have thought you'd shared the same airspace, but there you go.
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AirMap, an airspace management company for drones, said it was on six winning applications.
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Tehran said the aircraft, an RQ-4 Global Hawk, was flying in Iranian airspace.
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If the drone was in international airspace, then Iran just raised the stakes significantly.
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Tehran and Washington dispute whether the drone was in or merely near Iranian airspace.
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Police Commissioner James P. O'Neill said the helicopter had been flying through restricted airspace.
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Trump administration officials had previously asserted that the drone was flying in international airspace.
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America and Canada, in turn, have repeatedly stopped Russian planes from entering their airspace.
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By Thursday night, the British armed forces were called in to secure the airspace.
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PT. The chopper flew into Burbank and then Van Nuys airspace at 2600,281 feet.
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The SVFR was for a middle portion of the flight, through Burbank Airport airspace.
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In July, a Russian bomber entered South Korean airspace in joint operations with China.
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Since January, the Gulf states have traded accusations over infringements of their respective airspace.
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Qatar Airways has flown longer routes since the UAE blocked it from its airspace.
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Turkey has prevented the U.S. from using its airspace in the fight against ISIS.
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The Capitol Police said the airspace violation had been reported at 8:27 a.m.
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It's not clear if an expanded Heathrow would ease or further burden British airspace.
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The volume of passengers using UAE airspace "has likely reached its peak," he added.
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That agreement gave the Americans substantial latitude to launch attacks and use Iraqi airspace.
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Airlines began avoiding airspace in the region, taking other routes due to the conflict.
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Norway had posted a similar warning in its own airspace and also accused Russia.
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Russian passenger planes breached the airspace six times in the past month, he said.
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A similar ban, preventing Indonesian carriers from entering US airspace, was lifted in 2016.
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There was no violation of Japan's airspace in this instance either, the ministry said.
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Tehran has said the drone was flying in its airspace, which Washington has denied.
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The United States Central Command said the spy craft was operating in international airspace.
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Last week, Iran shot down a U.S. drone it said was in its airspace.
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How did you see the shutdown affect the safety of the National Airspace System?
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The South Korean military said it fired flares and hundreds of machine-gun rounds near the Russian aircraft after it went beyond violating its air defense identification zone — a buffer around airspace controlled by a country — to intrude on its airspace proper.
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The Russian fighter spent less than a minute in Estonia airspace near the Baltic Sea island of Vaindloo, according to AP.AP reported that the plane's transponder was switch off and that it was the second violation of Estonia's airspace by Russia this year.
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On Tuesday, EU authorities banned all 7377 Max 7377 flights from operating in their airspace.
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In April, Uber said it hopes to bring flying cars to U.S. airspace by 2020.
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" The Pentagon called it "an unprovoked attack on a U.S. surveillance asset in international airspace.
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Except under specific circumstances, flying near controlled airspace or major airports is also heavily restricted.
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Another option may be holding the keys to unmanned airspace, should the government allow it.
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Alauda are still testing prototypes on a field within Australian military airspace, with government permission.
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Air Canada said it has temporarily suspended service to India because of Pakistan's airspace closure.
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"This was an unprovoked attack on a U.S. surveillance asset in international airspace," Navy Capt.
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Iran's Civil Aviation Organization insisted Iranian airspace was "fully safe and secure," Tasnim reported Saturday.
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It said the flight was escorted by French warplanes before it crossed into Swiss airspace.
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Airspace for all commercial flights would be re-opened on Monday at 1:00 p.m.
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And what did Trudeau do as soon as the plane took off from Canadian airspace?
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Look, we're at war in Syria, and our planes are flying in the same airspace.
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To persuade airlines to leave Airspace alone, Airbus will use feedback from the online community.
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Trump met in June with drone chief executives, including Kespry Inc, AirMap and Airspace Inc.
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Radar soon lost the plane's signal, just after it entered Egyptian airspace, the authority said.
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The FAA has closed Dallas airspace, only allowing police aircrafts to operate above the city.
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NASA doesn't plan to share the final results of its airspace integration recommendations until 2019.
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Iran maintains that the drone was flying in its airspace in violation of international law.
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The latest battle began with an incursion into Israeli airspace by an Iranian reconnaissance drone.
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India says it will not allow 737 MAX aircraft to enter or transit its airspace.
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The aviation authority banned MAX 8 aircraft from its airspace, state news agency KUNA said.
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Karimov agreed to allow US forces to use Uzbekistan's airspace and one of its airports.
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In developed countries, with their more crowded airspace and thicker rule books, everything takes longer.
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The Houthis control most of the north while the Saudi-led coalition controls the airspace.
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Israeli warplanes regularly enter Lebanese airspace, the Lebanese military says, but rarely fly so low.
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The military controls roughly three-quarters of airspace in China, and shunts civilian traffic aside.
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It also revealed the jumbo jet had likely been hit while flying over international airspace.
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Many other countries including Germany and Britain have also closed their airspace to the aircraft.
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Local media estimate the military may control up to four-fifths of the country's airspace.
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It was intended to clear safe airspace so military helicopters can fly though, he said.
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A new version hopes to establish another first: Operate in civil airspace, starting with Europe.
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The UAE also banned all flights from the Qatari capital Doha from entering its airspace.
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Last received ADS-B position from #MS804 with Egyptian FIR (Egyptian airspace) boundary overlay. pic.twitter.
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Let's give passenger drones some airspace and shift the way we think about personal mobility.
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SN: We are not-, first of all, I go to Baltic Sea airspace and transponders.
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SN: We are not-, first of all, I go to Baltic Sea airspace and transponders.
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" "On May 17, a US surveillance plane was conducting surveillance in China's Yellow Sea airspace.
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For a start, it involves passing over a number of regions with potentially dangerous airspace.
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The U.S. said that the drone was in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz.
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VIETNAM'S CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY The agency said it banned 737 MAX aircraft from Vietnamese airspace.
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France's DGAC civil aviation authority on Tuesday banned Boeing 737 MAX aircraft from French airspace.
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The US aircraft will be patrolling airspace that has grown increasingly congested in recent months.
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Last Saturday, Turkey said another Russian jet had violated its airspace, again denied by Moscow.
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They flew south/southeast of the Korean Peninsula but stayed out of South Korean airspace.
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Pyongyang's pledge could open the way for airlines to route flights through North Korean airspace.
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The connective emotional grid of social media platforms is what drives the impression of AirSpace.
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Lebanon's military issued a statement saying that four Israeli warplanes violated Lebanese airspace early Thursday.
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With Saudi airspace closed, scores of Qatar Airways flights now arc over Iran each day.
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We have the safest airspace in the world, but it is not the most efficient.
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Late last month Iran shot down a U.S. drone it argued was in its airspace.
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The FAA restricts drone use in airspace affected by wildfires, hurricanes, and other natural disasters.
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Belgian air traffic control body Skeyes shut Belgian airspace for 24 hours from 10 p.m.
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The two sides have disputed whether the drone was over Iranian airspace at the time.
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"And within a controlled airspace you could have a lot of these planes flying around."
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The possible loosening of European airspace restrictions on Iran comes at a delicate time, however.
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The goal is to prevent rogue drone operators from violating airspace regulations, intentionally or otherwise.
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According to Mashable, Airbus revealed its new cabin design, called Airspace, in London last week.
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"We as tribal nations have never given up our airspace," said manager Fred McLaughlin.—Motherboard
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Earlier this month, Finland and Estonia both accused Russian fighter jets of violating their airspace.
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Romania said in April it plans to buy Patriot missiles to help protect its airspace.
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The European Union's Air Safety List approves or bans airlines from flying in E.U. airspace.
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The lack of airspace is also a key reason delays are so common in China.
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Malaysia Airlines said on its website it was not currently flying over the affected airspace.
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Iran continued to insist it shot the drone down after it violated the country's airspace.
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Israel has closed roads and airspace on its northern border in anticipation of an attack.
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"The issue turns on which entity controls Kurdish region airspace and airports," Mr. Mann said.
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Friday; if the Kurds refuse, the federal government says it will shut down Kurdish airspace.
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Israel would maintain control over the "airspace and electromagnetic spectrum west of the Jordan River".
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But the technology is far more advanced than the systems needed to control the airspace.
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Beijing has threatened to close off Chinese airspace to Cathay unless it contains its employees.
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In recent months, South Korea has found several North Korean drones flying into its airspace.
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North Korea on Friday launched its second ballistic missile over Japanese airspace in a month.
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After some evasive maneuvering, our pilot returned us to South Korean airspace and then home.
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We can create a baseline for Remote ID today that opens airspace and impacts safety.
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Some international airlines have canceled or rerouted flights to avoid airspace above Iran and Iraq.
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Once drones are further integrated into the national airspace, America stands to reap the benefits.
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But on May 1, 1960, a U-2 plane was shot down over Soviet airspace.
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The effort is intended to accelerate the integration of unmanned aircraft into the national airspace.
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Airspace and crossings will be closed for 24 hours, and medical facilities will be secured.
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NATO jets were sent to intercept three Russian military aircraft near Estonian airspace on Tuesday.
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But 270 feet is the designated spot on the airspace spectrum where you can fly.
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But now it's back in the fray after the missile flew into its airspace yesterday.
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The virus can live in the airspace where the person has breathed, coughed or sneezed.
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Prohibited airspace over Mercury, Nevada (left, FDC 9/9599) and prohibited airspace over the southern portion of the Nevada Test and Training Range (right, FDC 9/9625)Graphic: FAAIf you're thinking of heading to Area 51 this week, you should probably just forget about it.
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What they're not saying: The vultures are circling cannabis companies and spending big for the airspace.
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After all, aviation security checkpoints aimed at preventing terror attacks have created an increasingly secure airspace.
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A Predator travelling at higher speeds would cover the distance into Iranian airspace in mere seconds.
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South Korea accused Russian aircraft of violating its airspace during a joint military exercise with China.
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However, the state retains control of the territory's airspace, as well as land and sea borders.
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Iran said the drone was in its airspace, but Washington said it was over international waters.
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Iran said the drone was in its airspace, but Washington claims it was over international waters.
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" While Iran has said the shootdown occurred in Iranian airspace, Guastella said that is "categorically false.
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It says the drone was over its territory, but Washington says it was in international airspace.
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The Paris-to-Cairo flight went down in the Mediterranean as the plane entered Egyptian airspace.
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It disappeared from the radar screens less than a minute after it entered the Egyptian airspace.
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Everything seemed fine until the plane, which was over the eastern Mediterranean Sea, approached Egyptian airspace.
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This is not theory -- it has happened in this same airspace with almost the identical participants.
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The United States will continue to conduct lawful aerial reconnaissance missions in international airspace off China.
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Without that tech, most air traffic controllers still use radar to track planes in their airspace.
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What if one of the frequent incursions by Russian jets into NATO airspace triggers an incident?
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Because available airspace increases with elevation, the sky can accommodate more aircraft flying at multiple levels.
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Turkey accused Russia on Sunday of violating its airspace for the second time in recent months.
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Washington said it was downed in international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf.
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In June, Iran shot down a U.S. surveillance drone that had been flying over international airspace.
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Davis added that the US plane was conducting routine operations in international airspace at the time.
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Many manufacturers of drones use GPS chips to prevent their products from flying into airport airspace.
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It is an open secret that the PLA Air Force controls most of the country's airspace.
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He said the airspace over Oslo was open and that the closure was affecting western Norway.
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For the US, that comes to $56.86 per 100 nautical miles over much of American airspace.
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But the Kremlin denies it violated Korean airspace, claiming that it does not recognize the KADIZ.
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For better or worse, drones are about to become a lot more prevalent in US airspace.
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Baghdad has closed Kurdish airspace and vowed to take control of the autonomous region's external borders.
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He added the Israeli military has sent numerous warnings to prevent anyone from violating its airspace.
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Iran said it had strayed into its airspace, the US said it was over international waters.
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According to Venezuela, more than 76 US aircraft have attempted to enter Venezuelan airspace in 2019.
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Rogan Josh or your weekly food shop could soon be coming to an airspace near you.
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It disappeared in airspace over the Gulf of Thailand, and it has not been seen since.
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The jet is authorized to enter P-56, the highly secure airspace surrounding the White House.
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He did say not why the reopening of airspace, originally scheduled for Monday, had been delayed.
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" The Russian Defense Ministry denied that it violated Turkish airspace and called Ankara's allegations "unfounded propaganda.
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India's ministry of civil aviation said there were now no restrictions on airspace in either country.
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It's essential for this new generation of professional aviator to understand these kinds of airspace requirements.
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But once a jet heads more than 100 to 150 miles offshore, it enters procedural airspace.
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The Nordic countries have accused Russia of repeatedly violating their airspace in the past few years.
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The Chinese aviation regulator has previously said the new routes are meant to disperse airspace congestion.
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Drone-flyers are breaching both no-fly zones and restricted airspace around airports with increasing frequency.
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It's possible to travel all around the world and never leave AirSpace, and some people don't.
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Tripoli's airspace has been closed, preventing the Presidency Council, based in Tunisia, from arriving by air.
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Only "airspace users," not consumers, travelers, or groups advocating on their behalf, can challenge the fees.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said multiple Russian military planes violated its airspace off its east coast.
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The two countries approved a memorandum of understanding on flight safety over Syrian airspace last year.
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The company posts white papers on its website proposing how to integrate drones safely into airspace.
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The Air Algérie crew waited to uncork the champagne until the flight had left Iranian airspace.
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The legislation does not give the airspace to the corporation; that remains in the public trust.
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Currently, only small aircrafts with an operator available to take over are permitted in U.S. airspace.
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The alleged apology comes after Russia's defense ministry denied its aircraft intruded into South Korean airspace.
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Iran holds the drone was operating in its airspace over the Hormozgan Province in southern Iran.
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Turkish forces in late November shot down the warplane, which Ankara said had violated its airspace.
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The two countries differ on whether the drone was in Iran's airspace or above international waters.
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Turkish and Russian officials on Thursday also exchanged statements on allegations Russia had violated Turkish airspace.
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In November, Turkey shot down a Russian warplane that it said entered its airspace near Syria.
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Turkey claims the plane encroached on Turkish airspace and received multiple warnings before it was shot.
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Each of them has tested the Russia-Israel relationship, given that Russia technically controls Syrian airspace.
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Danish fighter jets intercepted a Russian electronic-intelligence plane in international airspace near Denmark on Monday.
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Iran says the drone was in its airspace, but Washington says it was in international skies.
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Tehran says the drone was over its territory, but Washington says it was in international airspace.
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"We used the normal deconfliction channel to deconflict airspace, we did not coordinate targets," Dunford said.
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The same applies for airline pilots— experience counts when operating complex equipment in a changing airspace.
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Trump was responding to North Korea's latest missile launch, which flew through Japanese airspace on Tuesday.
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The N.B.A., in 2019, is about ownage — about how much territory and airspace you can claim.
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The Pentagon called the strike "unprovoked" and said that the aircraft was well within international airspace.
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In 1983, a Korean airliner bound from Anchorage to Seoul, South Korea, strayed into Soviet airspace.
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US and Canadian aircraft intercepted two Russian reconnaissance planes in international airspace near Alaska on Monday.
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Governments may regulate access to the commons, as is usually the case with airspace, for instance.
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It said any aircraft that penetrates Syrian airspace will be treated as hostile and shot down.
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While Iran says the drone entered its airspace, American officials say it was in international waters.
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The department had not received any reports of missing aircraft from airlines operating in Myanmar airspace.
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In the predawn hours of Saturday, an Iranian drone penetrated Israeli airspace and was shot down.
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Much about these incidents, particularly why Iran sent a drone into Israeli airspace, isn't yet certain.
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Earlier this month, Pakistan also denied use of its airspace to India's President Ram Nath Kovind.
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In 1994, it shot down a United States Army helicopter that accidentally crossed into its airspace.
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The airline will no longer be able to fly over Saudi and Egyptian airspace to Europe.
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One theory is that missiles were launched from Iran but programmed to fly through Iraqi airspace.
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For Qatar Airways, airspace is even more restricted due to blockades from other Middle Eastern states.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday it was diverting all flight routes from Iranian airspace.
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He described the perils of dealing with a crowded airspace and a complex web of alliances.
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Four years ago, a Sukhoi-24 was shot down with Patriot missiles after entering Israeli airspace.
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Instead, they flew north initially and into Iraqi airspace, where U.S. surveillance cover is much lower.
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Jonathan Conricus told CNN that Israel intercepted an Iranian unmanned drone that flew inside Israeli airspace.
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It will conduct research into airspace management, real-time communication networks, energy storage, and charging systems.
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"The diverted flights returned to Dubai International Airport when the airspace reopened," the Emirates statement read.
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On Saturday, United Airlines rerouted some of its flights from India, citing concerns about the airspace.
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But for Saudi Arabia, the relationship is also about security: defending its airspace, boundaries, and waters.
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Israeli aircraft regularly enter Lebanese airspace, but it is rare for Lebanon's army to target them.
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DCVC recently invested in Fortem Technologies, and Shasta Ventures in AirSpace, which make Star Wars-ish systems of AI-based drones whose only role is to automatically detect, identify and slam into drones that wander into unauthorized airspace — say, over a private estate, or a factory.
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"At the request of the Bahamian Government, the FAA has issued a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) for U.S. aircraft and pilots entering Bahamian airspace in Hurricane Dorian affected areas in order to reserve airspace for search and rescue and humanitarian assistance", the FAA said in a statement.
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"Registration gives us the opportunity to educate these new airspace users before they fly so they know the airspace rules and understand they are accountable to the public for flying responsibly," said the FAA's leader, Michael Huerta, at the time the rules were adopted in 2015.
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The affected airspace restricted flights into New York area airports, with aircraft having to take longer routes in order to avoid closed sectors, as well as Oceanic airspace which stretches from New York past Bermuda and services flights heading to the Caribbean, Europe, South America, and Africa.
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Some 60 NATO jets, mainly from European allies, are on alert to defend alliance airspace, as NATO deals with a dramatic increase in Russian air activity on its borders since Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014, with a record 870 interceptions across NATO airspace in 2016.
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"At the request of the Bahamian Government, the FAA has issued a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) for U.S. aircraft and pilots entering Bahamian airspace in Hurricane Dorian affected areas in order to reserve airspace for search and rescue and humanitarian assistance", the FAA said in a statement.
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The big picture: The test needed to take place in Alaska because it contains relatively open airspace.
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Israel withdrew troops and settlers from Gaza in 2005 while keeping control of its coast and airspace.
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Dense levels of construction rise within a city airspace like the abandoned white bones of a civilization.
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The data will help inform regulations governing drone usage for commercial and other purposes in U.S. airspace.
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Britain has also scrambled jets in recent months to intercept Russian jets near the United Kingdom's airspace.
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All the hand-wringing about how his holdout would affect him was a complete waste of airspace.
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Riley, which held that police are allowed to perform aerial searches from "public airspace" without a warrant.
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The minute you do, you're gonna be shot down like an enemy aircraft straying into Russian airspace.
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However, no American aircraft were operating today in Iranian airspace, a spokesman for US Central Command says.
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The organization of airspace will define the future of mobility and help solve that problem of congestion.
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A White House spokesperson told reporters Friday afternoon that a flight carrying Brunson had cleared Turkish airspace.
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The Russian military said the planes had approached from the Mediterranean Sea before firing from Lebanese airspace.
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The airline said it now operated a long route to Europe via Egyptian airspace for safety reasons.
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Lebanon has complained to the United Nations about Israeli planes regularly violating its airspace in recent years.
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On Saturday, Turkey accused another Russian military plane of violating its airspace, a claim the Russians denied.
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Uber will be flying it from one rooftop to another, ensuring it integrates well with the airspace.
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Early yesterday, India entered Pakistan's airspace to attack militant camps it said are linked to the group.
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The various groups have differing reasons for why they do and don't want unfettered airspace for drones.
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Demands and positions which unfortunately are also expressed through a rise in activities which violate our airspace.
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Defence of its Baltic members would be much harder without guaranteed access to Swedish ground and airspace.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has adopted some rules governing drone use, including issuing licenses and restricting airspace.
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Russian airstrikes in Syria have mainly targeted opposition forces and led to increased violations of Turkish airspace.
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Tehran has sent food supplies to Qatar and allows the country's carrier to fly through its airspace.
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The two countries also maintain an open line for security coordination, especially in the airspace above Syria.
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"Airspace restrictions were from both sides and it has been lifted by both countries," the minister said.
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The two Russian Tupolev Tu-160 long range bombers flew in international airspace off Britain's northeastern coast.
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Many airlines route flights over Pakistan, so the closure of its airspace caused major disruptions on Wednesday.
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We're told it matters if the plane was not in U.S. airspace when the argument went down.
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In 1971, India closed its airspace to Pakistan over the hijacking of a plane by Kashmir separatists.
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In terms of traffic volume, Nav Canada manages the second largest airspace in the world after America's.
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Finland has accused Russia of several breaches of its airspace since the Ukraine crisis began in 2014.
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From this Geneva airport 'dictator's aircraft' tracker to this UK airspace tweetbot, most niches are catered for.
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Asif Ghafoor, said they shot down two Indian fighter jets that entered the country's airspace, per Reuters.
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She also said that it's "never appropriate" to shoot down aircraft when they are in international airspace.
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This is also the moment that the plane left Greek airspace, and at 2:1.73:40 a.m.
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"Only relief aircraft operations under direction of national park service are authorized in the airspace," it said.
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In World War II, American bombers repeatedly strayed into Swiss airspace, dropping ordnance and causing significant damage.
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There are conflicting reports of the plane's last moments as it crossed from Greek to Egyptian airspace.
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Oil prices surged 5.4% after a U.S. official said a drone was shot down over Iranian airspace.
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The airline, Avianca, said it was also rerouting several flights to avoid Venezuelan airspace until further notice.
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A civil aviation source said the operation was conducted in an area between Greek and Egyptian airspace.
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It requires signatories to give each other notice 72 hours before flying observational missions over their airspace.
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Qatar is locked in a dispute with neighboring countries which has curtailed airspace rights over the nation.
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Previously tight airspace rules in the country were relaxed in 2016, allowing civilian use below 3,000 meters.
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Turkey had previously warned Russia against violating its airspace during airstrikes in support of the Syrian regime.
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Significant intercepts by US, Canadian, and British fighers of Russian aircraft in international airspace produced remarkable photos.
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He also said that the North would shoot down U.S. aircraft even outside of North Korea's airspace.
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According to the Associated Press, a Russian Sukhoi Su-34 fighter briefly violated Estonia's airspace on Monday.
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This video shows just how much mayhem that drone caused by flying into the restricted airspace there.
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Drones in the US must be registered with the FAA, the federal regulator that manages all airspace.
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") Sierra Nevada (no response) Bigelow Airspace (no response) Lockheed Martin ("We don't have any comment for you.
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Many airlines route flights over Pakistan and the closure of its airspace caused major disruptions on Wednesday.
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Last week, Iran shot down a U.S. spy drone and claimed it was flying inside Iranian airspace.
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There are many theories here, and some depend on whether the drone actually ventured into Iranian airspace.
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It was the deepest that American drones have penetrated into Pakistan's airspace, a Pakistani security official said.
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In 2014, China allowed the pope to fly over its airspace on his way to South Korea.
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After last week's clash the group's leader said Hezbollah would shoot down Israeli drones in Lebanese airspace.
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They did not fly over Ukraine, which has closed off its airspace to flights by Russian airlines.
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Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said on Friday Russian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) had repeatedly violated Poland's airspace.
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Russia was also recently accused by Norway, which had posted a similar warning in its own airspace.
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The Grand Challenge series brings together companies developing new transportation or airspace management technologies, the Agency said.
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He also said that Ukraine had banned flights through Iranian airspace by its airliners from Jan. 9.
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He also said that Ukraine had banned flights through Iranian airspace by its airliners from Jan. 9.
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WHITE HOUSE SAYS FAA PROPOSAL IS 'CRITICAL STEP TO SAFELY INTEGRATE COMMERCIAL DRONES INTO THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE'
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"Pilots can expect airspace restrictions in conjunction with this VIP movement," the FAA's advisory says about Friday.
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The FAA handles about 16 million commercial flights per year, so free airspace is a precious resource.
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The defense ministry said the projectile did not enter its airspace or its Exclusive Economic Zone, however.
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America's airspace is vital to our economy and innovation, and these investments need to be made now.
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Airspace Lounge is another day-pass brand, available in cities like Cleveland, New York and San Diego.
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The FAA said it could restrict air traffic, including passenger flights, to clear airspace for emergency flights.
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Fortunately, most drones and their accompanying mobile apps provide guidelines to help identify appropriate airspace and height.
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The Syrian military said Syrian air defenses had confronted the attack, which was launched from Lebanese airspace.
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Meanwhile, Russia has routinely buzzed US airspace with bombers, notably doing so on July 4 of 2015.
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The tensions Wednesday led Pakistan to shut its airspace, while a number of Indian airports also closed.
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The software helps drones plan routes and sends information to aircraft when an airspace restriction is issued.
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This plane also entered our airspace and we could have shot it down, but we did not.
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It did so, they say, because the drone entered Iranian airspace in the southern province of Hormozga.
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Brendan Koerner: Between May 19723 and the end of 1972, there were 159 hijackings in American airspace.
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The Trump administration last month also shared its own policy proposal for drones flying in U.S. airspace.
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Russia, which controls Afrin's airspace, has allowed Turkey to operate its air force there for the offensive.
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The area in the South China Sea is among the blind spots in the Philippines' airspace, he added.
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A Russian spy plane then twice intruded into South Korean airspace, prompting the air force to scramble jets.
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The LIFT folks echoed what Airbus said about the during the reveal of their Airspace cabin in London.
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Aircraft, from Cessna 152s to Airbus 380s, are the most common vehicles that populate and cruise the airspace.
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With unmanned aircraft, this universally accepted system for keeping the National Airspace System safe will have to change.
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The Russian military also periodically announces incidents when Russian warplanes intercept US and NATO aircraft approaching Russian airspace.
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Iran said on Saturday that its airspace was "safe and secure" for all planes to cross, Tasnim reported.
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It said it will not allow F-35s to operate in airspace where the Russian system is active.
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Drones got popular, the FAA wasn't ready for them, and suddenly a complicated airspace got much more complicated.
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Who is in charge, who controls the airspace, who is the one that should be providing drone detection?
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Soon these outposts could support fighter squadrons patrolling the disputed airspace and waters of the South China Seas.
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So why does it matter if the drone was shot down in international airspace versus over Iranian territory?
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Foreign carriers using Indian airspace have been forced to take costly detours because they cannot fly over Pakistan.
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The Airspace borrows a lot from the attractive design features of Airbus' new A350 aircraft — which is good.
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The flight with 66 people on board vanished minutes after leaving Greek for Egyptian airspace on Thursday morning.
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Another possible explanation is that the bubbles shoot alcohol into the airspace above the drink, where it's inhaled.
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NORAD uses these systems to quickly detect the presence of an unknown aircraft crossing into North American airspace.
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It's basically drone radar — officials can see where and when a drone has flown into the prison's airspace.
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Thus far, the Chinese have shown no interest in lessening the tension -- they believe this is Chinese airspace.
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The Islamic Republic says the drone was over its territory, but Washington says it was in international airspace.
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It says the drone was over its territory, but the United States says it was in international airspace.
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Aerial firefighting aircraft tend to fly low over fires and in the same general airspace as hobbyist drones.
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The British overseas territory's aviation authority said it prohibited MAX 8 and MAX 9 aircraft from its airspace.
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The Navy does not think that aliens have been flying in US airspace, one Navy official told CNN.
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An alternative solution follows the mechanisms to allocate electricity — a smart market for drone airspace and flight paths.
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The returning signals are processed to create a three-dimensional model of the entire airspace surrounding an airport.
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Sometimes it does this by buzzing warplanes briefly into Estonian airspace to see how quickly the defenders respond.
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Iran claimed the drone was flying over Iranian airspace, violating international law, while the U.S. disputed those claims.
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Advances into these commercial uses have been limited by regulations on the use of airspace and privacy concerns.
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There are also conflicting reports of the plane's last moments as it crossed from Greek to Egyptian airspace.
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U.S. military officials insist that the American drone was flying through international airspace over the Strait of Hormuz.
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In a Sunday tweet, the Southern Command said the incident happened in international airspace over the Caribbean Sea.
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As the US aircraft did not comply with such protocols, it was forced to vacate (the Venezuelan airspace).
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It was the first time a Russian military aircraft had violated South Korean airspace, a ministry official said.
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The U.S. accounts for 65 percent of flights in Mexico's airspace, while Mexican carriers account for 22 percent.
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They recently discovered a method of deploying large numbers of quadcopters in the same airspace without them colliding.
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That way, if a drone is found in unauthorized airspace, it can be traced back to its owner.
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Same goes for Veep Mike Pence's home in Indiana ... there's now a 1-nautical mile radius airspace restriction.
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Tokyo criticized South Korea for taking action against a Russian plane over what Japan says is its airspace.
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These take seven hours as they fly south toward Ethiopia and then east to India, avoiding Saudi airspace.
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The plane was 10 miles (16 km) inside Egyptian airspace when contact was lost, EygptAir said on Twitter.
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KUWAIT CIVIL AVIATION The aviation authority banned MAX 8 aircraft from its airspace, state news agency KUNA said.
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"Urban air transportation will use three-dimensional airspace to alleviate transportation congestion on the ground," the company said.
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Amazon too sees our beautiful blue airspace as prime real estate for getting junk to you even faster.
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International flights are also required to turn off internet services during the time they are in Indian airspace.
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Last November Turkey, a NATO member, did just that to a Russian plane that had entered its airspace.
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The jets never entered U.S. airspace, according to the report, and turned back after passing the Aleutian Islands.
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After the solemn harmony, some comic dissonance was obtained on the return flight, over Iraqi and Iranian airspace.
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The penalties were only announced after a plane carrying three of the Americans exited Iranian airspace on Sunday.
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In all, four D-21s were launched from B-52Hs and sent into Chinese airspace on reconnaissance missions.
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The sanctions come after Iran last week shot down a U.S. drone that Tehran claimed violated its airspace.
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The Trump administration launched the program in November to help assimilate unmanned aircraft operations into the national airspace.
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Today, the National Airspace System (NAS) has the lowest number of fully certified professional controllers in 85033 years.
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"The US aircraft was operating in international airspace and did nothing to provoke this Russian behavior," Lt. Col.
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Then, ten minutes before we entered Italian airspace, the weather over London cleared and the plane turned around.
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The emirate is locked in a dispute with neighboring countries who have curtailed airspace rights over the nation.
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"It certainly means longer lines at airports, it means less efficient travel through the airspace," Parker told CNBC.
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Airspace is among some 70 companies working on counter-drone systems as small consumer and commercial drones proliferate.
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About four-fifths of China's airspace is controlled by the military, which can arbitrarily cancel flights if needed.
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In the US, airlines have greatly reduced operations but many still operate as the country's airspace remains open.
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China's civil aviation authority said at least 40 flights by foreign carriers had been diverted through its airspace.
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A launch two weeks later went farther, but the missile didn't make it out of North Korean airspace.
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Tehran said the drone was shot down over its territory and Washington said it occurred in international airspace.
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As a precaution amid the increased military activity, Pakistan has shut its airspace, forcing commercial airlines to reroute.
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Trump insists that the drone was in international airspace, while Iran says it had intruded over Iranian territory.
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The two countries disagree about where the drone was shot down: over international waters or in Iranian airspace.
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Russia recently struck a deal with Egypt to allow Russian military jets to use its airspace and bases.
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Even if they build systems that fly reliably, companies may have trouble moving the technology into public airspace.
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A senior Iranian security official said on Wednesday Iran would "strongly respond" to any violation of its airspace.
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The Russian aircraft remained in international airspace and never entered US or Canadian sovereign territory, the statement added.
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But the Transportation Department has proceeded cautiously around allowing the machines to integrate into airspace shared by planes.
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Russia threatened to target American warplanes in Syrian airspace after the U.S. shot down a Syrian fighter jet.
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United States military officials have said that no American planes were in or near Iranian airspace that night.
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Lawmakers have even recommended mandating the installation of devices on drones to keep them out of sensitive airspace.
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The UAE has banned Qatari aircraft from using its airspace as part of the restrictions imposed since June.
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SINGAPORE, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Singapore Airlines said on Wednesday it was diverting all flight routes from Iranian airspace.
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OEM control of airspace access via Remote ID greatly expands the target landscape for hackers and data breaches.
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We already see that behavior today where users want to create polygons and announce flights in uncontrolled airspace.
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Singapore Airlines Ltd said after the attacks that all of its flights would be diverted from Iranian airspace.
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Another Taiwanese airline, EVA Air and Malaysia Airlines also said they're avoiding flying over Iran airspace, Reuters reported.
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By lunchtime Thai Airways had resumed "normal flight operations" to Europe "through airspace outside Pakistan's," the airline said.
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Initial assessments indicated that the "blob" was an unauthorized aircraft entering restrictive airspace, leading to the brief lockdown.
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This will become even more important as the number of UAS operations in all classes of airspace increases.
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On a visit to Damascus in October, Iran's military chief warned Israel against breaching Syrian airspace or territory.
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You probably don't think of the large bubble of restricted airspace that follows the president wherever he goes.
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Advanced drones could patrol North Korean airspace to destroy Pyongyang's nuclear weapons arsenals, research facilities, and missile sites.
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Nonetheless, consumers deserve more options and should demand changes to the arbitrary barriers to entry in US airspace.
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He must also use caution in avoiding any flight plan that includes the airspace of a court member.
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Tehran said the drone was spying over its territory while Washington said it was downed over international airspace.
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But Iran said on Saturday its airspace was "safe and secure" for all planes to cross, Tasnim reported.
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Sweden has in recent years complained over several incidents involving Russian military planes, including violations of Swedish airspace.
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Beirut has sent several complaints to the United Nations before about Israeli drones and jets breaching its airspace.
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"When deployed, SDI will enable the FAA to safely reduce the amount of airspace that must be closed to other users and more quickly release airspace that is no longer a risk as a mission progresses," Wayne Monteith, the FAA's associate administrator for commercial space transportation, said during last week's hearing.
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As part of this new command's air defense responsibilities, the Department of Defense established a hot line between Northern Command and the Federal Aviation Administration to coordinate airspace security and ensure the safe and timely shutdown of the country's airspace in the event of a nuclear attack or national emergency.
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Even the national carrier of Egypt, which signed a peace treaty with Israel 40 years ago, skirts Israeli airspace.
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The results have been minimal impacts to efficiency while maintaining consistent levels of safety in the national airspace system.
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To a large extent, progress has been stymied by the FAA's reluctance to permit drone flights in commercial airspace.
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One day drones will ubiquitously operate in our airspace preventing disasters and making our lives safer, easier, and better.
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Iran shot down a US drone in international airspace last week, prompting the latest altercation between Washington and Tehran.
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"It's such a mess over there, with everybody involved, and the airspace is very limited," Trump said in October.
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The re-opening of Pakistani airspace came amid signs the conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbors was cooling.
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The Singapore government has announced a range of enhanced security measures, including restricting airspace from June 11 to 13.
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The crash, fire and subsequent evacuation of the building renewed calls for tighter restrictions for New York City's airspace.
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"We will continue to act decisively against any spillover and any infiltration of Israeli territory or airspace," Netanyahu said.
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Iran said the drone entered the country's territory, while the United States said the incident happened over international airspace.
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The authority suspended all operations, "flying, landing and taking off" of these models of aircrafts over the Algerian airspace.
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Russia responded by suspending a so-called "deconfliction" agreement with America, designed to prevent accidental clashes in Syrian airspace.
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The memo argued that the legislation would endanger the national airspace by helping to increase the frequency of launches.
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The Boeing 737 Max-8 and Max-9 planes are suspended within the EU's airspace as a precautionary measure.
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In unrestricted, or public, airspace, we are only able to demonstrate a shorter point to point delivery so far.
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Ethiopian Airlines Chief Executive Tewolde GebreMariam took to the on-board intercom as the flight crossed into Eritrean airspace.
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McDonald began working on a so-called line list of anyone who might have shared airspace with the boy.
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In April, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration prohibited U.S. air operators from flying below 26,000 feet in Venezuela's airspace.
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China has been building the islands in contested waters and then claiming control of the surrounding water and airspace.
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In 2013, the European Union banned Nepal-based airlines from flying in the airspace of the 28-member bloc.
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The civil aviation regulator banned the operation of all MAX models in UAE airspace, Emirates News Agency (WAM) said.
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The U.S. military said its aircraft was in international airspace and declined immediate comment on the Russian plane's actions.
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On that awful day, dozens of planes were diverted from U.S. airspace into a small Canadian town called Gander.
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The company says it plans to use the new funding to accelerate the development of its airspace management tools.
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An Iranian drone that entered Israeli airspace in February came from a base 150 miles away from the border.
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Unfortunately, Flight 2007's straight-line path took it back over Soviet airspace as it overflew the Sakhalin islands.
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However, Pakistan has closed its airspace and put Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on high alert, suggesting that more incursions are feared.
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A 903 eruption at another Icelandic volcano produced a giant ash cloud that shut down much of Europe's airspace.
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They have claimed ownership of the sea lanes, of the airspace, of the minerals, they claim that&aposs theirs.
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After the drone incident, the Federal Aviation Administration warned American aircraft to avoid Iran's airspace over the Persian Gulf.
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Japan reacted angrily Tuesday to South Korea's decision to fire warning shots in what Japan claims was its airspace.
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The four blockading countries have closed their airspace to Qatar's carrier and all but Egypt expelled most Qatari citizens.
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United said it had suspended its flights to India through Iran airspace after a "thorough safety and security review".
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Iran did take responsibility for shooting down a US military drone in June, saying it was in Iranian airspace.
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The problem is how to do this safely, especially in crowded, tightly controlled airspace over the US and Europe.
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Britain said it had also scrambled Typhoon jets to monitor two Russian Blackjack bombers which flew near British airspace.
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"It was shot down when it entered Iran's airspace near the Kouhmobarak district in the south," the report added.
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And like South Korea, Japan agreed the Russian A-50 airborne warning and control jet (AWACS) had violated airspace.
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Airspace is defined as the area 295 nautical miles from a country's borders, which falls entirely under its control.
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Romania plans to buy Patriot missiles from U.S. defense contractor Raytheon to help protect its airspace, Reuters reported Thursday.
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The Kremlin condemned the attack as an act of aggression against a sovereign state before suspending the airspace agreement.
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British Civil Aviation Authority said it was banning 737 MAX commercial flights from UK airspace as a precautionary measure.
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Complicating matters further has been Ankara's shooting down of a Russian jet when it violated Turkish airspace in November.
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As a regional aviation hub with two of the busiest airports in the world, the UAE's airspace is congested.
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The re-opening of Pakistani airspace came amid signs the conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbours was cooling.
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The FAA, which regulates U.S. airspace including drones, is expected to finalize rules for commercial drones sometime this year.
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This will be key, as Uber's typical tactics of sidestepping regulation probably won't fly when controlled airspace is involved.
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Fighter jets, both American and Canadian, fly over North American airspace tracking and protecting Santa's sleigh throughout the night.
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The feds would worry about safety standards for equipment and protect the safety of the airspace for interstate commerce.
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The coalition had said earlier it also downed two drones in Yemeni airspace that had been launched towards Jizan.
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Israeli jets attacked Syrian government and Iranian targets near Palmyra after claiming an Iranian drone had entered Israeli airspace.
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The encounter occurred Tuesday in international airspace while the American plane was on "a routine" patrol, the Pentagon said.
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Skyward, based in Oregon, provides software with airspace maps to show where and when it is safe to fly.
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"No U.S. drone was operating in Iranian airspace today, " a U.S. Central Command spokesman said, according to NBC News.
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Russia has vowed to shoot down any missiles that enter Syrian airspace —and even suggested targeting missile launch sites.
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The FAA will focus exclusively on what it does best: regulating the airspace, aircraft and aviation equipment for safety.
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Tuesday's interception was Belgium's first since it began its rotation over Baltic airspace, and seemingly at very close range.
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The drone was reportedly flying at 3,500 feet and has since cleared the airspace over the airport, Martin said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British jets were scrambled to investigate suspected Russian fighter aircraft flying near United Kingdom airspace on Wednesday.
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But as a result of Turkey closing its airspace, anti-ISIS operations out of Incirlik were temporarily halted Saturday.
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The agency has also rejected nearly all of the over 800 applications to fly drones in an unauthorized airspace.
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The landing defied an air blockade led by rival groups that had restricted the city's airspace over the weekend.
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BRUSSELS — Almost six years ago, the European Union sharply curtailed access to its airspace for Iran's aging airline fleet.
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With more planes trying to use a smaller amount of airspace, the chance of a collision was considerably increased.
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It may have been a foreign aircraft as that is the primary purpose of the airspace at Groom Lake.
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Airlines the world over are seeing their wings clipped by travel bans, airspace closures, and low demand for travel.
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Indigo is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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From the ground, the message from the air traffic control tower was that the airspace above Beaumont was closed.
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The Iranians have accused the US drone of entering Iranian airspace, an allegation Central Command characterized as completely false.
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Hossein Khanzadi, said on Monday that the military was capable of shooting down other drones that violate Iranian airspace.
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Iran asserts that the American drone was in Iranian airspace, a charge that the United States Central Command denies.
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Though Iran acknowledged it shot down the drone, the two countries disagree on whether it was in Iranian airspace.
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VICE: It's pretty remarkable in and of itself that a foreign drone would penetrate deeply into Israeli airspace, right?
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"While the Russian aircraft was operating in international airspace, this interaction was irresponsible," the Navy said in the statement.
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The Americans claimed the drone was in international airspace; the Iranians released competing coordinates, placing it within Iranian territory.
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Untrue, said Qatar, which fired back with its own accusation that Emirati warplanes had already breached its airspace twice.
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"Yes, absolutely," Luke Fox, the founder and chief executive of WhiteFox, a drone airspace security company, told the NYT.
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Hong Kong, a Chinese territory with its own aviation authorities, also announced a ban in its airspace on Tuesday.
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Tehran has denied responsibility for the tanker attacks and has said the U.S. drone was flying in Iranian airspace.
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With Chinese military drills encroaching on Taiwan's airspace, Taiwan this month rejected new flights from two Chinese commercial carriers.
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Our controllers, inspectors and others with critical safety or security sensitive roles are essential components of our national airspace.
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It all started when Israel said it had intercepted an Iranian drone that came into its airspace from Syria.
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However, should the facilities that control the adjusted airspace also close, it would be virtually impossible to continue operating.
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Pakistan closed its airspace to India for five months last year as political tensions between the neighboring countries intensified.
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When America-bound jumbo jets needed a place to land after the United States closed its airspace on Sept.
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Many airlines use Iranian airspace, including Qatar Airways which is banned from flying over some neighbouring Gulf Arab states.
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The poor judgment to fly a commercial airliner into an airspace with active missile launches taking place is inexplicable.
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On Saturday, American bombers flew in international airspace east of North Korea in a symbolic show of military force.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The Israeli military said on Tuesday that it "intercepted" a Syrian warplane that penetrated Israeli-controlled airspace.
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Asked repeatedly about deconfliction with the Russians on Friday's strikes, Dunford maintained that the only communication was about airspace.
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But the airspace is controlled by Saudi Arabia, which regards the Houthis as proxies for its regional rival, Iran.
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Konashenkov said that Israel had fired eight air-to-surface missiles on Damascus without entering Syrian airspace on Thursday.
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The EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) also recommended avoiding Iran overflights below 25,000 feet in addition to Iraqi airspace.
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Unless our platform can make the entire National Airspace System (NAS) safer for all stakeholders, the effectiveness is diluted.
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Zobayan was near LAX and heading north when he asked the airport tower for permission to cross the airspace.
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Singapore Airlines, Qantas, China Airlines, Lufthansa and Malaysia Airlines were among those which said they're avoiding the Iranian airspace.
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Actions could include shooting down U.S. bombers, he said, even when they are not inside the North Korean airspace.
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France France's DGAC civil aviation authority says it has decided to ban Boeing 737 Max aircraft from French airspace.
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Former Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said in March 2018 that Turkey's airspace to flights from Erbil would be opened.
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Its purpose is to privatize control of the U.S. national airspace system – one of our nation's most valuable assets.
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In its flight over downtown Washington, the aircraft was authorized to enter the secure airspace around the White House.
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The officials noted that the effort is limited to whatever the aircraft can gather by staying in international airspace.
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Those repeated threats are particularly unsettling when Pyongyang shoots test missiles through the airspace of America's allies and interests.
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Still, several recent missiles have traveled out of North Korean airspace and closer to areas frequented by civilian flights.
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The antiaircraft batteries of the Russians, Iran's patrons, already cover much of our airspace from their new Syrian positions.
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Meanwhile, Washington has compensated Pakistan fabulously in return for Pakistani airspace, both in CSF funds and in military assistance.
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The airspace reserved for training is around three times the size of Connecticut and off-limits to commercial aircraft.
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It said the Indian jets had entered its airspace after Pakistan carried out six airstrikes in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration says that more than 770,000 drone owners have registered to fly in U.S. airspace.
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The Air Line Pilots Association and the Commercial Spaceflight Federation are working together to improve the commercial aviation and space communities' understanding of each other's technologies, operations, and constraints; to explore potential solutions to conflicting demands for airspace; and we are advocating for optimized use of airspace around launch and reentry activities.
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We, along with other aviation organizations like Airlines for America, National Business Aviation Association, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, and other commercial space companies and airlines, have provided the FAA a strong consensus set of recommendations through the FAA-appointed Airspace Access Priorities Aviation Rulemaking Committee to begin the optimization of airspace use.
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Egyptian airspace will also be closed off to all flights originating from Qatar, the ministry said in a statement "The ministry has issued a decision to halt all flights between Egypt and Qatar and to close off Egyptian airspace to Qatari aircrafts that seek to land or pass through," the ministry said.
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The Islamic Republic says the drone was over its territory, but the United States says it was in international airspace.
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The flight was at 37,000 feet when it lost contact above the Mediterranean, shortly before the aircraft entered Egyptian airspace.
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" And he echoed Trump's frequent condemnations of China, calling Beijing's attempts to control airspace and its territorial claims "illegal actions.
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Thailand's national carrier eventually gained permission from China to use its airspace and resumed flights to Europe on Thursday evening.
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Therefore, we will need to aggregate other layers of safety on top of UTM to ensure our airspace is safe.
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Once they've locked that down, we could have a future filled with swarms of tiny cyborgs zooming around our airspace.
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Bill Urban, a spokesman for the US Central Command, as saying "no US aircraft were operating in Iranian airspace" Thursday.
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This marked the first time the FAA had instituted airspace restrictions that specifically applied only to drones, the agency said.
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Qatar's rivals have banned Qatari aircraft from their airspace but Doha has not reciprocated with a ban of its own.
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"Our secretary of state calls a meeting to deconflict airspace when the Russians attack in the Middle East," Pompeo complained.
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Trump suggested during a press conference on Sunday morning that Russia was notified because U.S. forces flew through its airspace.
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U.S. aircraft flew low and fast for about an hour and 10 minutes over airspace controlled by Turkey and Russia.
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Dubai International Airport, the world's busiest for international travel, has seen drones fly into its airspace and halt its flights.
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The rule changes, which were first announced last month, more than quadruple the radius of each airport's drone restricted airspace.
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From that moment on, the US government controlled the Iraqi airspace and implemented a series of economic sanctions on Iraq.
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Then, upon entering Egypt's airspace, the aircraft swerved then plunged dramatically, Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos told reporters in Athens.
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Drones by their very nature occupy airspace, an area in which the law has not developed as substantially as others.
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A spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Authority, which regulates U.K. airspace, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Over the following day, Turkish fighter jets breached Greek airspace a record 138 times, according to the government in Athens.
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It would have been too hard for employees to work while public health researchers sampled their airspace, the study says.
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Responding to the incidents, the European Union Aviation and Safety Administration has banned the plane from operating in European airspace.
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Pakistan's military said Tuesday night it had "shot down two Indian aircraft inside Pakistani airspace" in the disputed Kashmir region.
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Their subsequent proposal fails to recognize the federal government's exclusive control of airspace regulation and runs counter to existing law.
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From a safety standpoint, if the military is running super secret test stuff in the NAS [National Airspace], that's bad.
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And on June 20193th Iran shot down a remotely piloted American spy-plane which it claimed was in its airspace.
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Douglas Hughes landed on the US Capitol lawn last year on April 15th (tax day) after flying through restricted airspace.
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There's a moment where you might feel bad about a company forcibly sending these pollution-sniffing pigeons into hazardous airspace.
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While the UAE has banned Qatari aircraft from using its airspace as part of the restrictions, Qatar has not reciprocated.
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Pakistan announced last month that the airspace closure on its eastern border with India would be extended to June 14.
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Research will focus on capabilities across airspace management, autonomy, real-time communication networks, energy storage, and charging systems, he said.
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Iran also shot down a U.S. drone it claimed was flying in its airspace; the U.S. responded with a cyberattack.
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Ash from an eruption of the nearby Eyjafjallajokull volcano in 2010 shut down much of Europe's airspace for six days.
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One of 34 sent from Russia has been shot down by the Turkish Air Force for allegedly violating Turkish airspace.
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And no sooner than a football game starts, and stadiums are beginning to see their airspace being invaded by drones.
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" A U.S. Centcom spokesperson later responded to the charges saying that "No U.S. drone was operating in Iranian airspace today.
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Partial operations at Pakistani airports resumed once tensions eased but restrictions continued to affect many international carriers using Pakistani airspace.
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Things like charging infrastructure, integration of the aircraft into public airspace, and the challenges of flying the radical new machines.
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In 1971, India closed its airspace to Pakistan in a row over the hijacking of a plane by Kashmir separatists.
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NASA said that it intends to extend programs already underway with the FAA to manage the airspace for drone applications.
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On Monday, US F-22 fighter jets intercepted two Russian bombers in international airspace 100 miles from Kodiak Island, Alaska.
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Shelling across the LoC has occurred frequently over the past few years but airspace violations by jets are extremely rare.
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NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission involves allied aircraft securing the airspace of the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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"Civil Aviation Authority of Pakistan has officially closed its airspace until further notice," the Pakistani regulator said in a tweet.
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The new process will take into account how much the airspace is, the weather, local restrictions and public safety considerations.
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"Turkey has absolutely no intention of escalating tension with Russia, but we remain sensitive about protecting our airspace," Davutoglu added.
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Jets flying over Lebanon overnight broke the sound barrier and Lebanese media reported that Israeli warplanes had breached Lebanese airspace.
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And a year earlier, plans for a single European airspace encouraged controllers out of their towers and onto the streets.
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Yet other startups are creating this globalized sameness-as-a-service in a self-enclosed package, a holistic AirSpace lifestyle.
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But the Syrian army said it hit an Israeli warplane after it breached its airspace at the Syria-Lebanon border.
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So here's what happened: on January 17, 0003, a US B52 bomber collided with a refueling aircraft in Spanish airspace.
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El Al has asked an airline industry lobby group, the International Air Transport Association, to help it access Saudi airspace.
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Shortly after the plebiscite, Baghdad closed the Kurdistan Regional Government's (KRG) international airspace as part of a series of measures.
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Flights were operating normally Sunday following days of cancellations and delays after drones were seen in the airspace on Wednesday.
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Though named for a small Dutch city, it covers some of the planet's busiest upper airspace, that over northwest Europe.
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Saudi aircraft have not been involved in the claims by Qatar, the UAE and Bahrain about potentially dangerous airspace infringements.
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The idea took hold, and other units along the border sent pizza to the controllers with whom they share airspace.
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NORAD, which is responsible for protecting U.S. airspace, will conduct the exercises from about midnight to 85033:30 a.m. Wednesday.
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And it values Egypt's ability to let American ships and planes pass quickly through the Suez Canal or Egyptian airspace.
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Iran has denied involvement in the tanker attack and has countered that the drone was shot down in Iranian airspace.
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The airspace will be closed to everything including news helicopters, drones, private planes, and even police and emergency medical flights.
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From annexing Crimea in 2014 fo flying into Estonian airspace in May, Russia is obviously flexing its muscles in Europe.
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It was the Guards that shot down a U.S. drone on June 28503, claiming that it was in Iranian airspace.
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Safe integration of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) into the national airspace is one of the foremost policy challenges of 22019.
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The airport has been closed to civilian flights since 2015 because the Saudi-led coalition has control over Yemeni airspace.
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Until Friday, all of Pakistani airspace was completely closed, with nighttime blackouts to prevent detection of settlements by Indian aircraft.
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Somalia's open stance is important for Qatar - Somalia's airspace remains open for Qatar Airways, a critical lifeline amid the blockade.
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"We will continue to work with all parties to encourage the safe use of the U.K.'s airspace," he added.
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At first, the State Department sought to block the deployment by asking Bulgaria and other nations to close their airspace.
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