FAA DELAYS GRAND CANYON FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS UNTIL 2011
The Federal Aviation Administration delayed a series of controversial flight restrictions over Grand Canyon National Park (GCNP) until Feb. 20, 2011. FAA originally proposed the tighter restrictions, including restructured routes and flight-free zones, in two separate rules released in 2000. The...
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