Airlines in the United States of America have been granted a delay concerning the deadline that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had previously imposed in order for carriers to install secondary cockpit barriers on new commercial aircraft. This initiative had initially had an August 2025 cutoff, but the FAA has now decided to push the deadline back a year, prompting an array of mixed responses.
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