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El Paso & Santa Teresa Airspace Closed: What 'National Security' Threat FAA NOTAM? Latest Update Here

February 11, 2026

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted a temporary closure of airspace over El Paso, Texas, which was initially announced to last for 10 days. The FAA stated there was no threat to commercial aviation, allowing all flights to and from the region to resume shortly after the announcement.

El Paso & Santa Teresa Airspace Closed: What 'National Security' Threat FAA NOTAM? Latest Update Here

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FAA announced a temporary 10-day airspace closure over El Paso due to national security concerns.
The closure was lifted just hours after the announcement, with no threats to commercial aviation identified.
The airspace closure would have significantly disrupted flights for the large metropolitan area of El Paso.

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El Paso & Santa Teresa Airspace Closed: What 'National Security' Threat FAA NOTAM? Latest Update Here

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