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San Diego airport sues over cranes

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the read place to post it, so apologies to mods if it isn't.

I came across this article: Airport sues over tall downtown cranes | SanDiegoUnionTribune.com

In short, there are three 650ft tall cranes less than a mile from the airport, and now the airport is suing. From the article:

Last week’s FAA policy change requires pilots approaching from the east to switch from instrument navigation to visual navigation earlier and at a higher altitude because of the cranes.
They were previously required to switch when they got three-quarters of a mile away and they could be at 258 feet altitude. Now they must switch at a mile and a half and be at 461 feet altitude.
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