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Air traffic control system ‘failing Americans’: Airline executives

Airlines for America, representing major US airlines, is urging Congress to fund a multi-billion-dollar modernization of the US air traffic control system to alleviate airport delays and safety concerns.

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FAA reveals plan for new air traffic control system

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FAA announces new air traffic control system in hope of taming busy skies

US FAA announces Newark flight cuts to reduce congestion

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Trump Administration Caps Flights in and Out of Newark Airport

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Newark Airport Hit With Yet Another Communications Outage

Black screens, silent radios and near misses: Air traffic control outages are not isolated to Newark

Years before recent communications blackouts led to widespread chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport, air traffic controllers and pilots around the country repeatedly reported equipment failur...

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FAA cuts 25% of flights at Newark airport after air traffic controller shortage and construction causes delays

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Shortfall of air travel system technicians aggravates technical issues

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Dept. of Transportation announces plans to build new air traffic control system after decades of problems

The Department of Transportation will build a “brand new air traffic control system” by 2028, Secretary Sean Duffy announced Thursday.

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Airline CEOs Urge Congress To Overhaul 'Outdated' Air Traffic Control Systems After EWR Issues

Major airline CEOs are calling on Congressional lawmakers to upgrade the nation's air traffic control systems, especially after recent widespread issues at Newark Liberty International Airport.The top executives sent the open letter

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FAA has used eBay, 3D printers to replace parts for aging systems, transportation secretary says

President Trump's transportation secretary said Thursday the FAA's air traffic control system "truly is 25, 35, 40 years old in some places."