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Hartsfield-Jackson is expanding its youth summer programs.

A rising number of aircraft in Florida and nationwide are reporting lasers pointed at them while in flight, a dangerous trend, according to the FAA.

The Federal Aviation Administration has major concerns about a troubling trend as thousands of people move through Florida airports this holiday season. Pilots...

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.

There have been 458 laser strikes in Florida this year and 56 in Tampa alone — the second-highest city in Florida to report laser strikes according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Nearly half of the 56 were aimed at aircraft below 3000 feet.