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Typically used to close off airspace due to national security concerns or a natural disaster. | Typically used to close off airspace due to national security concerns or a natural disaster. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:19, 11 March 2016
Temporary Flight Restriction.
Typically used to close off airspace due to national security concerns or a natural disaster.
- http://tfr.faa.gov - The official FAA TFR Web site.
Return to Wiki page: Hurricane Katrina
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