
FAA Faces Funding Lapse Amid Travel Concerns
The FAA faces another funding lapse, following widespread airport disruption last fall. While potentially brief, it raises concerns for air traffic controllers and the airline industry.
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The FAA faces another funding lapse, following widespread airport disruption last fall. While potentially brief, it raises concerns for air traffic controllers and the airline industry.

One year after a fatal midair collision at Reagan National Airport, safety concerns persist, with low air traffic controller morale and staffing issues still unresolved.

Thousands of travelers are stranded across Europe after a critical radio communications failure forced Greece to close its airspace, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays at major airport

Two jets at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport narrowly avoided a collision after a Volaris flight made an unauthorized turn into the path of a United Express plane, triggering collision avoidanc

The U.S. Department of Transportation selected Peraton to manage major upgrades to the nation's air traffic control system, aiming to enhance safety, reduce delays, and modernize outdated infrastructu

The FAA's decision to grant $10,000 bonuses to 776 employees for perfect attendance during the government shutdown has sparked controversy and criticism from unions.

The FAA has lifted all commercial flight restrictions at 40 major U.S. airports, effective Monday 6 a.m. EST, after staffing shortages during the government shutdown caused thousands of cancellations.

Flight reductions at 40 major U.S. airports will remain at 6% instead of rising to 10%. More air traffic controllers have returned to work after the government shutdown ended, reducing staffing shorta

US air travel faced its worst day of disruptions on Sunday, with over 2,800 flights canceled and 10,200 delayed due to air traffic controller shortages amid a 40-day government shutdown. Thanksgiving

A major airline CEO warns travelers to book backup tickets as the FAA cuts 10% of flights at 40 major US airports due to an air traffic controller shortage during the government shutdown.

Brussels and Liege airports closed after drone sightings, disrupting flights. Belgian officials suspect professional involvement aimed at destabilization.

American Airlines is cutting hundreds of corporate jobs at its Fort Worth headquarters, impacting mid-management and support staff across finance, technology, and communications. This follows a Q3 los