
Eurocontrol: stop at the request of the FAA
Eurocontrol has suspended all air traffic to the United States from member states at the request of the FAA due to technical problems, the BBC reported online.
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Eurocount is the European organization for the safety of air navigation and has 42 member states, including dozens of EU countries, the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Turkey, as well as Israel and Morocco as parties to the agreement.
According to the website of Eurocontrol, the European organization for the safety of air navigation, all U.S.-bound air traffic from Eurocontrol member states has been suspended "at the request of the FAA due to technical problems." The BBC reports it online.
There are 42 Eurocontrol member states, including dozens of EU countries, the United Kingdom, Ukraine and Turkey, as well as two states adhering to the agreement: Israel and Morocco.

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