The Federal Aviation Administration has extended slot waivers for US airlines at some busy airports in New York through the end of October.
With the current waiver granted for a period of four months due to expire on September 15, Airlines for America (A4A), a trade association representing U.S.-based airlines, had urged FAA to extend the slot waiver for an additional six weeks.
In a letter to the FAA's Chief Counsel Marc Nichols and the Vice President of System Operations Services Alyce Hood-Fleming, A4A had cited that operating conditions have not improved significantly.
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