FAA Lifts Restrictions on Air Travel Ahead of Thanksgiving

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted restrictions on commercial aviation across the United States after a 10-day period. These restrictions, which impacted flight routes and airport operations nationwide, were put in place due to the US government's reopening. The FAA's decision comes just ahead of the busy Thanksgiving travel period, a time when air travel typically sees a significant surge in passenger numbers. The lifting of these restrictions is expected to ease potential travel disruptions and ensure smoother operations for airlines and passengers alike during the holiday season. The FAA has not released specific details on the nature of the restrictions nor the reasons for their removal, but the timing suggests a coordinated effort to facilitate holiday travel.