FAA Weighs US Flight Ban to Haiti After Gunfire Incidents
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is considering banning U.S. flights to Haiti after two planes, from JetBlue and Spirit Airlines, were struck by gunfire while approaching Port-au-Prince. The Spirit Airlines flight was diverted to the Dominican Republic, and JetBlue has suspended flights to and from Haiti until December 2 due to civil unrest. A decision from the FAA is expected soon.
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