FAA halts air traffic after North Korea missile launch

This is strange...

On the afternoon of Monday, January 10, 2022, at around 2:30 PM PST, the Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop order to all planes, at least in the western United States. The temporary pause on all movements to and from airports included aviators being ordered to land and lasted roughly between seven and 20 minutes before it was lifted and services returned to normal. There has so far been no explanation given for this action. In this vacuum of information, some are connecting the highly peculiar event to another ballistic missile test launch out of North Korea, the second in less than a week, that traveled 435 miles from its launch point, impacting relatively far out into the sea of Japan....



Source: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/43832/mystery-surrounds-faa-order-to-halt-all-west-coast-air-traffic-after-north-korea-fired-missile

Documents were recently leaked that showed North Korea is planning a nuclear attack on Colorado to show its capabilities to attack US interior and not just hawaii, so they are preparing commercial airliners

Isn't the new variant all the hype over in the US now though? Would that come into play?

Probably has something to do with our anti-missile defense systems. Wouldn't want them to think an airliner was a giant ICBM I imagine.

Napsáno Sid, 13.01.2022 at 20:04

Probably has something to do with our anti-missile defense systems. Wouldn't want them to think an airliner was a giant ICBM I imagine.

agree probably all protocol, better safe then sorry ...