FAA holds final public meeting on Vegas valley flight paths April 11

The FAA will hold its last public meeting to discuss changes to flight paths in the Las Vegas valley on April 11. Another meeting was held yesterday in North Las Vegas Airport. The FAA says the current flight paths are safe but not as efficient as they could be. The changes they are proposing could reduce flying distance and better protect the environment from CO2 emissions. The changes could also cause planes to fly over homes that are currently out of the flight path. Today's meeting is at the Clark County Government Center. For more information got to ktnv.com