FAA halts simultaneous parallel departures at Colorado's Centennial Airport

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The FAA ordered air traffic controllers to immediately stop simultaneous parallel departure operations at Centennial Airport, but has not issued a NOTAM or updated the airport’s ATIS with the new restrictions.

AOPA raised concerns about the sudden prohibition of touch‑and‑goes, limits on parallel departures and pattern work, and has contacted the FAA; the airport authority said it is working to find a workable path while addressing safety concerns, and residents near other Colorado Front Range airports may see more training traffic as a result.

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