United States===Federal Aviation Administration

The United States===Federal Aviation Administration closed the airspace over El Paso for 10 days due to safety concerns regarding the United States===United States Department of Defense's uncoordinated deployment of new laser technology. They had not completed a safety assessment of the risks this technology could pose to other aircraft.

The United States===Federal Aviation Administration was forced to close airspace twice due to uncoordinated anti-drone laser deployments by the United States===United States Department of Defense, leading to an agreement for joint testing to ensure public safety and maintain the National Airspace System.

The United States===Federal Aviation Administration responded to the drone incident by closing airspace near El Paso, Texas, for the second time in two weeks. They are criticized for a lack of coordination with other government agencies, which has led to airspace closures and flight disruptions.

The United States===Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) would be tasked by the House bill to draft a rule for locator technology. The effectiveness of this rule is under scrutiny due to the perceived weaknesses of the House bill, which could impact the FAA's role in implementing robust safety measures.

The United States===Federal Aviation Administration will assist the United States===National Transportation Safety Board in the investigation of the Bell 407 helicopter crash.