US airspace re-opens

US Transport Secretary Norman Mineta has re-opened US airspace to commercial flights.

US airspace re-opens
Thu, 13 Sep, 2001 - 19:11

US Transport Secretary Norman Mineta has re-opened US airspace to commercial flights.

Nearly all commercial aircraft in America had been grounded since the devastating terrorist attacks on the US on Tuesday.

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