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

The unveiling of the three-year plan follows more than a week of meltdowns at Newark Liberty International Airport prompted by, what Duffy called, a “frightening” 30 to 90 second “blackout” of air tr...

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FAA reveals plan for new air traffic control system

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Atlanta airport's air traffic controller training system gets update from FAA

Newark problems and recent crashes put focus on air traffic controller shortage and aging equipment

The FAA currently has 22 fully certified air traffic controllers and five supervisors assigned to Newark in the Philadelphia facility, but the agency wants to have 38 controllers there.

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United expects flight issues at Newark to ease, may need to cut more flights

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Flight disruptions continue at Newark, occur in Atlanta

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

The current ATC system "is based on an outdated technologies that are unable to meet" modern demands, an administration statement said.

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The FAA, DOT just dropped a plan to fix your flight delays

The FAA and DOT announced a plan to modernize the U.S. air traffic control system. The plan includes replacing outdated facilities and technology. The upgrades aim to improve safety and efficiency ...

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FAA meets with airlines to reduce Newark airport flight delays

The Federal Aviation Administration is meeting with airlines Wednesday on ways to reduce over-scheduling and flight delays during peak hours at Newark Liberty International Airport.

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Trump accelerates upgrades of air traffic control systems amid FAA departures

President Donald Trump’s own policies have prompted departures of key staff and hurt morale at the aviation agency, complicating multi-billion dollar modernization plans.

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Feds aim to spend $12.5B in initial spending for air traffic control reform

The Federal Aviation Administration recently announced a three-year plan to upgrade air traffic control systems nationwide.