Nearly everybody with a job in civilian air travel in Louisiana has gotten fired. On one those maps with planes in flight over the US - 24/7 there are no commercial planes flying over the state. Officially - if you want fly - you have to drive to an airport in a different state. Military aircraft is allowed to fly because God Bless Louisiana and all that shit. Not surprisingly - military aircraft use explodes by 2,000%. There’s a very lucrative black market for very rich civilian to fly however they want. It’s so brazen the military uses civilian airports and airstrips due to continuing and continual high confidence antifa threats. And - of course - woke threats always exist and are highly dangerous too.
would this create a no-fly-zone?
Nearly everybody with a job in civilian air travel in Louisiana has gotten fired. On one those maps with planes in flight over the US - 24/7 there are no commercial planes flying over the state. Officially - if you want fly - you have to drive to an airport in a different state. Military aircraft is allowed to fly because God Bless Louisiana and all that shit. Not surprisingly - military aircraft use explodes by 2,000%. There’s a very lucrative black market for very rich civilian to fly however they want. It’s so brazen the military uses civilian airports and airstrips due to continuing and continual high confidence antifa threats. And - of course - woke threats always exist and are highly dangerous too.
i can’t tell if this is fact or fiction
Only the FAA can regulate airspace in the US. It could mean to landings or take offs though.
Public airports cannot impose curfews or selective flight bans without FAA approval, doubly so if they have a grant
Oh cool, I’m more familiar with how it effects drone flying. Thank you good to know.