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NTSB warns a pending NDAA provision could create a significant safety risk for Washington, D.C. airspace.
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy calls the proposed change a 'significant safety setback' for aviation around DC.
Lawmakers say the NDAA provision would set a safety minimum and improve oversight for military flights near civilian airspace.
Homendy argues the Army and other departments may not understand DC airspace complexities or conduct proper safety risk assessments.
The dispute centers on whether military flights should use TCAS around DC, and if ADS-B must be used.
The NDAA passed the House, with some senators seeking to remove the aviation language around Reagan National Airport.
NTSB investigation cited safety problems around Reagan National Airport and warned about exemptions.
The NDAA debate reflects a broader fight over aviation safety reforms after a 2025 DC area crash.
Officials emphasize aviation safety as a shared priority while negotiating the NDAA provisions.

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The airline unveiled a new Airbus aircraft, expanding its fleet with a fresh model.
Publishers flagged automated access issues, with a captcha page blocking some readers.
The Sun cited licensing constraints and contact options for commercial use of content.
The publisher directs legitimate users to contact support for permission and licensing details.
The page notes IPSO involvement and standard terms for site use and privacy.
Officials emphasize the need for accurate impressions amid occasional human error in automated detection.
The Sun provides licensing and press pack information for content reproduction needs.
The article references the airline’s plan to deploy the new aircraft for travel routes.
Readers are advised to use the site’s sitemap for full content access.

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The Sun blocks automated access and data mining, citing terms and licensing needs for commercial use.
The reference advises contacting crawlpermission@news.co.uk for licensing questions.
The Sun notes that system misinterpretation may block legitimate users, prompting support reassessment.
The reference includes standard newsroom policy language about editorial ethics and IPSO oversight.
The document provides a licensing route via its Syndication site for content reproduction.
The reference outlines that The Times and The Sun publish policies in addition to help and contact information.
The article frames the content as a verification page for real visitors and policy adherence.
The Sun emphasizes that licensing and content use requirements apply to commercial ventures.
The reference points readers to site-wide resources like help hubs and editorial complaint channels.
The document reiterates that content rights depend on licensing and permissions.

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