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Between Confusion, More Pressure

Summary by El Financiero
For several hours, the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA, banned commercial and civil flights less than 18 thousand feet high from El Paso, Texas, to Santa Teresa, New Mexico, a small corridor six kilometers along the border with Mexico. The bill generated intense speculation and rumors by warning U.S. airlines that flying in that area was not safe. Shortly after, Transport Secretary Sean Duffy reported in X that FAA and the Department of…

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For several hours, the Federal Aviation Administration, the FAA, banned commercial and civil flights less than 18 thousand feet high from El Paso, Texas, to Santa Teresa, New Mexico, a small corridor six kilometers along the border with Mexico. The bill generated intense speculation and rumors by warning U.S. airlines that flying in that area was not safe. Shortly after, Transport Secretary Sean Duffy reported in X that FAA and the Department of…

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Periódico Correo broke the news in on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
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