Flights resumed at El Paso International Airport on Tuesday after the Federal Aviation Administration reversed an earlier order that had grounded all air traffic for up to 10 days because of unspecified security concerns.
The FAA had announced late Monday that all commercial, cargo and private flights would be suspended beginning at 11:30 p.m. MST on Feb. 10 through Feb. 20. The agency cited security issues but did not release detailed public explanations.
Hours later, however, the FAA said the restrictions had been lifted. Airport operations gradually returned to normal throughout the day.
David Flash (david.flash@gmail.com) is a marketing executive and digital media publisher for Big Bend Times, the media outlet with the largest audience in Texas's Transpecos region. With over ten years in sales and marketing, he excels in omnichannel marketing strategies that boost growth, revenue, and customer loyalty in various industries. Flash earned a Master of Science in Digital Audience Strategy from Arizona State University, a Bachelor of Arts in History with a Business Minor from The University of Texas at Austin, and a certificate in Sales Development Science from Texas Tech University. He holds certifications in email marketing, social media marketing, and Google Ads, showcasing his expertise in leveraging digital platforms for marketing success.
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