Federal Aviation Administration
Tracked by AYITI INTEL since 2025-11-17 · 936 sourced references across the daily briefings.
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… at precisely the moment it needs expansion to cover Kenyan withdrawal. The FAA restriction through March 2, 2027 compounds GSF logistics: airlift constraints into Port-au-Prince affect not only comm …
… Risk: MEDIUM 6090 day groundwork window opens now; January 31 hard deadline. FAA ban review signal: FAA administrative notice; GSF security progress data. Current NOTAM runs to March 2, October 25, 20 …
… have not reversed gang territorial control, which international assessments FAA, IRC, CFR consistently place at 80 to 90 percent of Port-au-Prince as of late 2026. The Viv Ansanm coalition remains t …
… signaling of changed posture would be a high-priority indicator. Watch for FAA NOTAM update on Port-au-Prince airspace restrictions; the September 3 extension period has passed and no formal lift ha …
… proceed and will force a public acknowledgment from the CEP. Watch for any FAA NOTAM updates extending the Port-au-Prince low-altitude flight restriction beyond September 3; given no documented secu …
… deadline itself would be a critical institutional indicator. Verify current FAA NOTAM status for airspace restrictions over Port-au-Prince; the September 3, 2026 extension has lapsed and current NOTA …
… for any 2027 electoral date are not being met on schedule. Verify current FAA NOTAM status for Haiti airspace: no confirmed post-September 2026 extension or lifting has been reported and current st …
… UNSC briefing language as diplomatic floor not operational assessment. The FAA extended flight restrictions over Port-au-Prince through March 2 2027 barring U.S. operators below 10,000 feet MSL in d …
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