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WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Biden administration announced on Thursday that it plans to award 16 slots for flights at Newark International Airport in New Jersey to a yet-to-be-determined low-cost ...

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It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.</p>\n<p>United has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.</p>\n<p>United has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. Without the waivers airlines could lose slots at congested airports if they do not use them at least 80% of the time.</p>","collect":0,"html":"<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"Content-Type\" content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" />\n<meta name=\"viewport\" content=\"width=device-width,initial-scale=1.0,minimum-scale=1.0,maximum-scale=1.0,user-scalable=no\"/>\n<meta name=\"format-detection\" content=\"telephone=no,email=no,address=no\" />\n<title>U.S. to award Newark flights to low-cost carrier to spur competition</title>\n<style type=\"text/css\">\na,abbr,acronym,address,applet,article,aside,audio,b,big,blockquote,body,canvas,caption,center,cite,code,dd,del,details,dfn,div,dl,dt,\nem,embed,fieldset,figcaption,figure,footer,form,h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6,header,hgroup,html,i,iframe,img,ins,kbd,label,legend,li,mark,menu,nav,\nobject,ol,output,p,pre,q,ruby,s,samp,section,small,span,strike,strong,sub,summary,sup,table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,time,tr,tt,u,ul,var,video{ font:inherit;margin:0;padding:0;vertical-align:baseline;border:0 }\nbody{ font-size:16px; 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.</p>\n<p>United has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.</p>\n<p>United has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.</p>\n<p>United has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.</p>\n<p>“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.</p>\n<p>JetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.</p>\n<p>United said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”</p>\n<p>The Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”</p>\n<p>The department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”</p>\n<p>The administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.</p>\n<p>Southwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.</p>\n<p>Spirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.</p>\n<p>The notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.</p>\n<p>Separately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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United had advocated for them being retired to reduce congestion.\nUnited has a hub at Newark, the 15th-busiest U.S. airport in 2020 by total passengers, and flies about 65% of all Newark flights. Awarding the slots to a low-cost carrier would mean more competition for United.\n“Opening up more slots at Newark to lower cost carriers will provide air travelers with more choices and lower prices,” said Deputy Transportation Secretary Polly Trottenberg.\nJetBlue Airways Corp said it would apply for the slots.\nUnited said it was continuing to “to review today’s preliminary decisions.”\nThe Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration said without the reassignment of the Newark slots to a low-cost carrier “it is highly unlikely that there will be any significant reduction in fares.”\nThe department acknowledged the new flights would lead to some additional delays at the congested airport but said “the benefits of lower fares significantly outweigh the impacts of additional delays.”\nThe administration will consider applications from low-cost carriers for the slots but wants to make a decision quickly so service can begin as soon as later this year. It will take public comments on its proposed decision before making it final.\nSouthwest had acquired the slots in 2010 as a condition of the government’s approval of United’s merger with Continental Airlines. Southwest subsequently said in July 2019 that it would pull out of Newark in favor of LaGuardia, and Spirit, a low-cost carrier, asked for 16 of the most desirable slots.\nSpirit did not immediately comment. Shares of Spirit Airlines were flat on Thursday while United added 1.4%.\nThe notice cited President Joe Biden’s sweeping order signed in July to spur competition in the U.S. economy.\nSeparately, the FAA announced that it would extend temporary waivers of requirements that airlines operate a minimum number of flights at New York’s JFK and LaGuardia airports and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport through late March 2022. Put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the waivers have greatly reduced the number of international flights. 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