<span>The national park service should not interfere with anything pertaining to aviation. In this case helicopeter landings. The FAA is the agency that grants permission on where helipads can be constructed and to what standards they are built. One never know when the use of a helicopter will be needed in National Parks. A helicopter is invaluable to search and rescue and research. Without it being able to take off and land in remote areas there will be valuable time lost in search and rescues or park maintenance. Simply getting from one place to another could be cumbersome. The NPS has no jurisdiction when it comes to FFA protocol thus it should interfere with the affairs of another organization.</span>
I wanna say D.
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Because Leif Ericsson is closer to North America
Answer:
A. she was given the unfortunate nickname because she had 300 protestant heretics burned at the stake.
