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  1. The FAA is concerned about civil aviation safety due to bright lights projected from the South Lawn near operational areas.
  2. The FAA and FCC have proposed new civil aviation security measures following a high-profile event on the South Lawn.

Stanton seeks to finalize a ban on in-flight calling, clarifying the regulatory jurisdiction between the FAA and FCC.

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Stanton seeks to finalize a ban on in-flight calling, clarifying the regulatory jurisdiction between the FAA and FCC.

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