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FAA Decides SpaceX's Starship To Remain Operational In South Texas
Provided, SpaceX must take other measures as well, including allowing a biologist to monitor plant and animal populations in the area. 
Provided, SpaceX must take other measures as well, including allowing a biologist to monitor plant and animal populations in the area. -
Elon Musk Offers Teen $5,000 To Delete Bot That Tracks His Jet's Location
The teen turned down the offer and countered with $50,000. 
The teen turned down the offer and countered with $50,000. -
AT&T And Verizon Agree To Halt 5G Roll Out Near Key Airports
AT&T and Verizon agreed to once again temporarily halt the turning on of some of their 5G towers near key airports. 
AT&T and Verizon agreed to once again temporarily halt the turning on of some of their 5G towers near key airports. -
5G Access Will Be Banned In 50 U.S. Airports: Here's Why
The FAA has released a list of 5G buffer zones, which will be imposed for at least six months. 
The FAA has released a list of 5G buffer zones, which will be imposed for at least six months. -
Verizon, AT&T Reject FAA Call To Delay 5G Launch
The FAA and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had called on the companies to delay their 5G rollout for at least another two weeks. The FAA and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had called on the companies to delay their 5G rollout for at least another two weeks. -
FAA Hearing On SpaceX Starbase Draws Majority Of Support For Elon Musk
Environmentalists, however, argue about impacts on local ecosystems and species near Boca Chica. 
Environmentalists, however, argue about impacts on local ecosystems and species near Boca Chica. -
Delta Proposes National Passenger Ban List For All Airlines
Delta Airlines argued that not sharing no-fly lists wouldn't work as banned passengers from one airline could just go to another airline. 
Delta Airlines argued that not sharing no-fly lists wouldn't work as banned passengers from one airline could just go to another airline. -
Up, Up And A Weigh
New rules may require flyers to check their weight before they're allowed to board. 
New rules may require flyers to check their weight before they're allowed to board. -
Boeing Troubles Continue, Electrical Gremlins Questioned
The FAA has asked Boeing to prove the subsystems on its planes are not affected. 
The FAA has asked Boeing to prove the subsystems on its planes are not affected. -
Spirit Airlines Diverted After Half-Naked Passenger Attempts To Open Exit Door
Passengers captured video of a half-naked man attempting to open a plane's exit doors in flight. 
Passengers captured video of a half-naked man attempting to open a plane's exit doors in flight.
