Agency leader also would not commit to giving controllers a 3.8 percent raise provided for by legislation.
Combat Aviator on MSN
The Backbone of Airpower: An In-Depth Look at Air Traffic Co
Every missile strike, every resupply run, every helicopter medevac that pulls a wounded soldier off a battlefield — none of ...
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) reported that the FAA's new Brand New ATC System (BNATCS) modernization program is at risk of cost overruns, schedule delays, and unmet goals due to a lack ...
The U.S. aviation system continues to grapple with a deepening Air Traffic Control (ATC) crisis, as staffing shortages, outdated technology, and operational inefficiencies converge, raising concerns ...
AirlineGeeks on MSN
ALPA Pushes JetBlue for Stronger Response to Bad Weather, ATC Shortages
Both issues have been particularly pronounced in the Northeast, where the airline has a significant footprint.
One Mile at a Time on MSN
Atlanta ATC cancels American pilot's takeoff clearance, argument follows
An American pilot's request for extra wake turbulence separation in Atlanta led to a canceled takeoff clearance, a testy ...
The recent government shutdown created a mess for air travel, which raises the essential question: Why is the Air Traffic Control (ATC) system still part of the government? Even before the shutdown, ...
Andrew Langer counsels that we should fund air-traffic control during a shutdown, not privatize it (Letters, Nov. 12). Fair enough, but there’s another sensible option. Keeping ATC in the federal ...
Federal Aviation Administrator Bryan Bedford says the agency needs to improve how it uses its existing workforce before he ...
It's described as the single greatest feat in all of ATC history—9/11. When the order went out for air traffic controllers to land every aircraft at the nearest airport in the wake of terrorists ...
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