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January 30th 07, 04:32 PM
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NM regulates alcohol service in its airspace
I guess the state of New Mexico believes it has jurisdiction over
overflying aircraft serving alcohol . http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070130/ap_on_re_us/ us_airways_liquor_order "ALBUQUERQUE - The bar is closed on US Airways' New Mexico flights. The state ordered the airline to stop serving alcohol on flights to or from New Mexico after learning that it didn't have a state liquor license. ... They should not be selling alcohol while in New Mexico airspace." I wonder what the definition of "New Mexico" Airspace is. I didn't realize NM had its own airspace. -Robert 
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