Private Plane Ban To End at Reagan National

10 May 2002

Federal officials said yesterday that they are working on a plan that would allow private aircraft to return to Reagan National Airport as early as next month, ending a ban in effect for security reasons following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Full Story

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