What 10-Day NOTAM in Texas Means for Flights
Summary
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has stopped all flights at El Paso International Airport for 10 days due to "special security reasons." This affects commercial, cargo, and general aviation flights until February 20.Key Facts
- The FAA issued a notice that stops flights at El Paso International Airport for 10 days.
- The specific "special security reasons" for the flight stop were not detailed.
- Airlines affected are contacting travelers to arrange refunds or schedule changes.
- United Airlines allows ticket changes without fees if rescheduled between February 21-28.
- Southwest Airlines, which operates most flights from El Paso, has paused operations.
- Close to El Paso International Airport is Fort Bliss, a major U.S. Army base.
- El Paso International Airport has contacted the FAA for further information.
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