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Federal watchdog auditing air traffic controller move from N.Y. to Philly
A federal watchdog is launching an audit into why a dozen air traffic controllers were moved from New York to Philadelphia last year. It's being welcomed by workers and lawmakers alike in the wake of two serious air traffic outages this spring over Newark's airspace.
Watchdog Probing Newark Air Traffic Move Following Outages
A watchdog for the US Transportation Department is investigating the decision to relocate a key piece of Newark Liberty International Airport’s air traffic control to Philadelphia, after outages earlier this year disrupted operations at the New York-area hub.
The London airspace has been plunged into chaos due to UK-wide air traffic control issues, with flights grounded at Gatwick ...
London ’s airspace has been closed to flights for safety reasons after air traffic control was hit by technical issues.
All outbound UK flights were impacted after the airspace across the country was forced to shut down due to an apparent ...
A U.S. government watchdog said on Monday it will probe the Federal Aviation Administration's 2024 decision to relocate some ...
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UK Airspace Closed: Major Travel Disruption After Technical Failure; Planes Grounded Across Britain
A radar failure forced the closure of London’s airspace for over an hour, causing major travel disruption for hundreds of ...
Normally, airspace use in the corps area of operations below a coordinating altitude will be controlled by that responsible division’s JAGIC/ASOC, and airspace use above the coordinating ...
A \"technical failure\" resulted in the closure of London airspace on Wednesday.\"The London control area is temporarily ...
All that means lots of airports, with lots of controlled airspace around them. Then there's the Everglades, much of which is national parkland, where drone takeoffs are banned.
The air traffic control services provider says it cannot say how long delays will affect UK airspace after experiencing ...
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