FAA mysteriously closes airspace over major US city for 10 days over ‘special security’ concerns

Travelers looking to fly out of El Paso, Texas, and New Orleans, Louisiana, are scrambling for alternatives after a dramatic move from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

The agency announced on Wednesday that all flights to and from the El Paso International Airport will be grounded for “special security reasons” for the next 10 days.

“In New Orleans, a separate NOTAM was also issued early Wednesday morning for five separate areas with a radius of ‘three nautical miles,’” the Washington Examiner reported Wednesday morning.

“Travelers should contact their airlines to get the most up-to-date flight status information,” the El Paso airport said in a statement.

It is not clear exactly why this “unprecedented” action has taken place, but former FAA safety team member Kyle Bailey believes it is part of something big.

“It’s definitely something like a national security event, a high-level VIP, but the interesting thing is that on the Mexican side of the border, there is no flight restriction,” he told Fox News. “I think it’s safe to say that it’s something very big, either from a national security standpoint or perhaps testing something — equipment or something going into the air around the vicinity of those bases.”

Other theories are starting to pop up online in the absence of an official explanation:

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