Government and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety directives have led to a reduction in flights beginning November 7, 2025, to protect people and property from potential accidents. The FAA’s Emergency Order Establishing Limitations on the Use of Navigable Airspace explains that the restrictions are necessary “to ensure the safety of aircraft” and “[t]o maintain the highest standards of safety” in the National Airspace System. For companies whose operations or revenues are affected, these measures may give rise to recoveries under general liability and property insurance policies.Continue Reading Obtaining Insurance Recoveries From FAA-Mandated Flight Reductions