SpaceX's Starship explosion in January posed a greater danger to air travel than previously known, according to the FAA. New documents obtained by the Wall Street Journal reveal the moments controllers scrambled to re route planes amid concerns about potential debris. Morgan Norwood reports. | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

A SpaceX test flight that was 'destroyed' less than ten minutes after its launch in January put multiple passenger jets in serious danger while in flight over the Caribbean. Federal Aviation Administration documents now show the collateral peril the explosion put three flights in that evening, including a JetBlue trip to San Juan whose crew was told their onward journey could only be made 'at your own risk.' The three planes were carrying a total of 450 people and were fortunately able to land s