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More info: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43832/mystery-surrounds-faa-order-to-halt-all-west-coast-air-traffic-after-north-korea-fired-missile https://ww
by dmitrygr 5y ago
More info: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43832/mystery-surrounds-faa-order-to-halt-all-west-coast-air-traffic-after-north-korea-fired-missile https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43832/mystery-surround...
- kencausey 5y agoAnyone interested in this issue should read this story from the Drive and absolutely should scroll down and read the updates even if they don't finish the story.
- candiddevmike 5y agoThe updates make the story even more bizarre, IMO. NORAD says everything is fine, who told the FAA to suspend?
- ceejayoz 5y agoFrom the original article: > The NORAD spokeswoman said the normal sequence following the launch was followed: The missile launch was detected, and it was assessed not to be a threat to the continental United States. The standard practice is for FAA to have a constant liaison in the NORAD ops center, therefore would have been aware of the quick assessment. I presume the "quick assessment" is not an instant assessment, and the FAA rep present may have passed on the "there's a missile and they're assessing right now" to HQ while it was going on.