The United States announced its intention to impose restrictions on space launches due to the shutdown

Against the background of the shutdown, restrictions on space launches will be introduced in the United States. This was announced on November 5 by the head of the American Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Brian Bedford.

"We are going to implement measures together with our partners in the commercial aviation industry, but this will go beyond commercial airspace. This will include restrictions on space launches," he said during a conversation with reporters.

Earlier, on October 31, The New York Post reported that two United Airlines planes collided on the taxiway at LaGuardia Airport in New York. According to the newspaper, the incident occurred against the background of serious flight delays caused by adverse weather conditions and staff shortages due to the ongoing shutdown of the US government.

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