The United States Space Force shared a never-before-seen glimpse into its notably secretive X-37B space plane in orbit. The photo showed the space plane and Earth.
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According to the suit, the FAA visibility data was hours out of date, and ATC was unresponsive and inattentive.
The case seeks 15 million for mental anguish, emotional pain and suffering, loss of companionship and loss of parental care and a separate case is pending for $1 million on behalf of Lippy’s pain and suffering.
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Homeland Security Pow wow
Today Ministers of the European Union and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano met in Toledo in agreement that “An international threat demands an international response.”
The meeting dealt with broad issues advancing aviation security.
The EU is divided amid concerns over whether scanners invade travelers’ privacy and pose health risks. Britain, the Netherlands, Italy and France have said they will start installing them, add more or use them on a trial basis but Spain and Germany express reservations.
