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China to Impose No-Fly Zone over Beijing After Light Aircraft Crashed Into City's Tallest Tower

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China's skies are among the most tightly controlled in ​the world, with the military retaining primary authority over airspace access and allocation.

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China is preparing to restrict airspace around Beijing and implement new entry and exit regulations, expanding travel restrictions for national security reasons.

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The measure will limit some air activities, but does not affect passenger flights and allows rescue and rescue operations.

Beijing, Sep 14 (EFE).- China will put into operation on September 20 a no-fly zone in Beijing and its surroundings, reported this Sunday the Beijing Daily half, almost three months after the crash of a plane against the capital’s highest skyscraper, which left one dead and 13 injured. The measure [...] The Beijing entrance will activate an no-fly zone after the crash of a plane last June was first published in HolaNews.

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Hola News broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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