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C'mon, the skies over NYC will be the safest place in the world to be on Sept. 11. I'm 
going to do the second best thing and hunker down in my bunker with my canned goods, 
bottled water, and weapons of individual destruction. :-P

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U.S. Weighs Flight Restrictions Near Sept. 11 Crash Sites

August 29, 2002
By CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS






WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 - Federal aviation authorities said
today that they were planning to restrict air travel on the
first anniversary of the terror attacks around New York
City, Washington and Somerset, Pennsylvania, where the
fourth hijacked airliner crashed on Sept. 11.

White House officials cited security concerns for the
restrictions, though they asserted that they did not
reflect a specific threat.

"Currently we have no credible intelligence information
that indicates that any of these Sept. 11 commemoration
events are being specifically targeted," said Gordon
Johndroe, a spokesman for Tom Ridge, the director of
homeland security.

The plan, which was drawn up by the nation's top security
agencies, calls for barring foreign aircraft, private
planes and charter aircraft from a 34-mile radius of the
crash sites for specific periods on Sept. 11 and Sept. 12.
More stringent restrictions would apply to the New York
area, the officials said.

The Associated Press, citing an administration official it
did not identify, reported late this afternoon that the
government had decided against the restrictions on foreign
airliners because it would probably not withstand a legal
challenge.

The flight curbs, which would reflect the most sweeping
effort to control the skies since the authorities shut down
aviation for several days after the Sept. 11 attacks, drew
immediate criticism from foreign carriers that fly in and
out of Washington and New York - as well as from general
aviation groups, which say they are being unfairly singled
out.

"We don't want a repeat of the post-Sept. 11 situation last
year, when smaller aircraft were unfairly singled out for
restrictions," Phil Boyer, the president of the general
aviation group, the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association,
said in a statement. "We are hopeful that the F.A.A. will
make changes accommodating the concerns of general aviation
pilots."

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/29/politics/29CND-AIR.html?ex=1031673986&ei=1&en=0650b7e456a32546



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