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Laser pointers to get poorer FAA pushes tougher punishment for aiming lasers at aircraft - $11,000 fine, jail possible for violations.
Come on... get real! Officials say an 18-month-old girl was mistakenly pulled off a JetBlue flight before it left Fort Lauderdale because airline employees thought her name was on the U.S. no-fly list.
An airline employee boarded the Newark, N.J.-bound flight before it departed Tuesday evening, telling the family their toddler was on the federal list that includes thousands of known or suspected terrorists.
JetBlue on Thursday blamed the problem on a computer glitch, saying employees were following proper protocol.
Drunk flying? The California Highway Patrol's air operations unit was on routine patrol along state Highway 37 in Sonoma County the afternoon of Jan. 3 when it spotted a pilot flying recklessly.
CHP officials said the pilot was flying as low as 50 feet above the ground, and within 100 feet of highway traffic. The officers contacted the pilot when he landed at the Petaluma Municipal Airport,
where they smelled alcohol on his breath, CHP officials The judge immediately sentenced him to four days in Sonoma County Jail, three years probation, 30 days of electronic home confinement and 26 days of volunteer service. He also was fined $2,326.
GPS jamming in Korea - where next? A South Korean official says jamming signals from North Korea have affected 250 civilian flights in and out of South Korea. Seoul's Transport Ministry said the signals have interfered with GPS on flights.
The planes have relied on alternate navigation systems to prevent trouble. Seoul's Korea Communications Commission says the signals appear to have come from the North Korean border town of Kaesong.
South Korean officials accused North Korea of similar jamming in 2010 and 2011.
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