The Federal Aviation Administration (F.A.A.) stated that the proposed 259-foot tall arch to be constructed on Memorial Circle in Washington is unlikely to pose risks to aviation safety. The announcement comes as part of the review process for the project.
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F.A.A. Indicates Proposed Trump Arch May Not Affect Aviation Safety
The F.A.A. has indicated that a proposed 259-foot tall arch in Washington, intended to honor former President Trump, is not expected to create aviation safety concerns. This assessment is part of the ongoing evaluation of the project.
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Trump Arch Will Need Red Lights, F.A.A. Says
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F.A.A. Indicates Proposed Trump Arch May Not Affect Aviation Safety