DCA: Reopening Slowly in September After nearly four years, the federal security establishment is about to lift its prohibition on business aviation flights into Washington National Airport. But will the privilege be worth the price?
THERE ARE BOUND TO BE flight department managers who, after examining the new requirements for flying into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), won't even think about bringing their Washington-bound passengers into the close-in airport when that becomes possible this fall. They'll look...
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