FAA pauses flights at three airports in two states as Chinese balloon drifts toward Atlantic ...Middle East

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has paused flights at three airports in North Carolina and South Carolina as the Chinese surveillance balloon moves across those states. The FAA said in a statement on Saturday that it has paused departures and arrivals at Wilmington Airport in North Carolina and Myrtle Beach International and Charleston International airports in South Carolina to support the Defense Department in a “national security effort.” The pause will reportedly remain in effect until 2:45 p.m. The decision comes as the balloon has reportedly been seen in both states on Saturday. The Associated Press reported that the Biden administration is considering a plan t

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