The FAA spends nearly $10 billion a year on air traffic control, employs about 28,000 air traffic control staff and runs the safest and most complex air traffic control system in the world.
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Chicago's Midway International Airport closed its air traffic control tower after three air traffic control technicians tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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The FAA spends nearly $10 billion a year on air traffic control, funded largely through passenger user fees, and has about 28,000 air traffic control personnel.
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The air traffic control system in the U.K. is run by a public-private partnership, whereas in the U.S. it's government run, our air traffic control.
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The airline said that the different air traffic control strikes and staff shortages meant that 2018 will the "worst year on record" for European air traffic control disruptions.
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The Federal Aviation Administration spends nearly $10 billion a year on air traffic control funded largely through passenger user fees, and has about 28,000 air traffic control personnel.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A problem with air traffic control systems at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport temporarily prevented flights from leaving or arriving, the country's air traffic control operator said on Wednesday.
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Firstly most of the strikes and the cancellations this year and across Europe have been air traffic control, mainly French and German air traffic control and the U.K. were understaffed.
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Chicago's Midway International Airport's air traffic control tower is "temporarily closed" after three air traffic control technicians tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.
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Removing air traffic control from government control Like the others here, this plan, which would create an independent, non-government organization to handle air traffic control work, has been grounded -- repeatedly.
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Ryanair has said air traffic control strikes in France and air traffic control staff shortages in Spain, Germany and the Britain caused a surge in flight delays and cancellations this year.
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"A review of yesterday's air traffic control communications shows the Delta Flight 89 crew did not tell air traffic control that they needed to dump fuel," the FAA said in a statement.
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An air traffic control employee at an air traffic control tower in Long Island tested positive Saturday for COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement.
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"A review of yesterday's air traffic control communications shows the Delta Flight 89 crew did not tell air traffic control that they needed to dump fuel," the FAA said in a statement Wednesday.
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A view from inside the Panama Canal's Marine Traffic Control.
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ET, but stopped responding to air traffic control before takeoff.
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The Air Traffic Control department at HAL declined to comment.
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The clearest example is the nation's air traffic control network.
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Are we gonna talk about this air traffic control thing?
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He's signing a list of "principles" on air traffic control.
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Privatizing our air traffic control system would present myriad risks.
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Most major airlines support the air traffic control privatization plan.
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Traffic control is at once a technical and regulatory issue.
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Soon, dozens of other Canadian traffic control centers joined in.
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They can also defer charges, including air traffic control fees.
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Those granted permission keep closer contact with air traffic control.
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And adding to that, air traffic control has been clogged.
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The incident's effects are demonstrated in this video, published by the UK's air traffic control service provider NATS, showing the actual radar display of Gatwick air traffic control receiving data from approaching aircraft transponders.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Britain's main air traffic control provider has rejected complaints by Ryanair that staff shortages in UK air traffic control contributed to flight delays at Europe's largest low-cost airline on Sunday and Tuesday.
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TSA, air traffic control and mail services Essential services, such as Social Security, air traffic control and the Transportation Security Administration, will continue to be funded even if some employees of those agencies are not.
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The FAA spends nearly $10 billion a year on air traffic control funded largely through passenger user fees, and has spent more than $7.5 billion on next-generation air traffic control reforms in recent years.
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The most controversial proposal is the privatization of air traffic control.
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Athens air traffic control authorizes the plane to continue its course.
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Congress will need to pass legislation to privatize air traffic control.
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Air traffic control would route you to the nearest appropriate airport.
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Source: Aviation WeekARTS 3 traffic control display at Dallas/Ft. Worth.
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Drones are not allowed near airports without notifying air traffic control.
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The U.S. air traffic control system is at a critical juncture.
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It includes the Federal Aviation Administration, which handles air traffic control.
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"Sound Transit had centralized traffic control, which is CTC," she said.
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"Who's going to provide the air-traffic control leadership?" he asked.
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Finally, be mindful of your headset — "air traffic control" isn't necessary.
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Shortly, the pilot radioed traffic control also reporting the mysterious object.
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It was unresponsive to air traffic control instructions, the official said.
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In air traffic control audio posted to the streaming site liveatc.
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Reforming air traffic control is at the heart of this aspiration.
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They want to retain their oversight of air traffic control. Rep.
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Friday's air traffic control problems were apparently a key tipping point.
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In Indiana, after an air traffic control supervisor tested positive for COVID-19, the FAA vacated work areas at the Indianapolis Air Route Traffic Control and flights through the airspace handled by those sectors were rerouted.
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DUBLIN, July 10 (Reuters) - Britain's main air traffic control provider has disputed complaints by Europe's largest low-cost carrier Ryanair that UK air traffic control contributed to flight delays at the airline on Sunday and Tuesday.
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The newly unveiled FAA reauthorization bill, H.R. 43, would separate air traffic control from the FAA and place it under the control of a new air traffic control regulatory structure that heavily favors airlines and union interests.
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This morning, President Donald Trump announced plans to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system, a move that would take the responsibility away from the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency that currently manages U.S. air traffic control.
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Air traffic control reported to the Coast Guard about 11:30 p.m.
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The issue did not affect communications between planes and air traffic control.
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There were no additional communications between air traffic control and the aircraft.
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FAA reform, we have to overhaul the entire air traffic control system.
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NextGen. We should devote significant resources to next generation air traffic control.
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It also sounds like an air traffic control nightmare waiting to happen.
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The advanced cockpit instrumentation and improved air traffic control eliminates this today.
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The school hired "off-duty deputies as traffic control," the statement read.
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Air traffic control officials lost contact with it a short time later.
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But "essential" government operations, like the military and air traffic control, continued.
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Airports have high fixed costs, such as air-traffic control and security.
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It's been 2017 hrs and traffic control and staff is not helpful.
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Traffic control agents will be on hand to keep traffic moving, too.
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No money was earmarked for new runways or improving air-traffic control.
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NextGen is the FAA's solution to modernizing air traffic control systems operation.
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Rumours grew that some might attempt to interfere with air-traffic control.
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Privatizing air traffic control has implications for integrating drones into national airspace.
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The air traffic control issues certainly appear to have made that impression.
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"The (traffic) control allowed that, but then it lost contact," Sirait added.
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But Shuster, an early Trump backer who has been leading House efforts on air traffic control reform, said he still needs to sit down with the White House to hash out the administration's vision for air traffic control.
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Privatizing air traffic control will have implications for the future of U.S. drone regulations, much of which hinges on efforts to create a national drone air traffic control system capable of real-time reporting, tracking and managing of flights.
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And air-traffic control is choked of investment by the annual budget process.
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Friday's delays are the first time air traffic control staffing has affected flights.
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Weather conditions and air traffic control data will also be taken into account.
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One such is a call to privatise the country's air traffic control system.
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Integrating such taxis into air-traffic-control systems should not be too hard.
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The crew did not make contact with Egyptian air traffic control, they said.
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Air traffic control reported to the Coast Guard at about 11:30 p.m.
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He also announced a proposal to privatize the nation's air traffic control. 4.
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Air traffic control/congestion will also need to be addressed in the future.
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WASHINGTON/DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. air-traffic control badly needs first-class treatment.
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We approached it in a roundabout way to coordinate with air traffic control.
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"We have a part of the aircraft missing," she told air traffic control.
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A more efficient air traffic control system would similarly result in energy savings.
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Air traffic control tries six times to contact the pilots, to no response.
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Current proposals to restructure our air traffic control system suffer from this problem.
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Air traffic control towers handled 2320 million "operations" -- takeoffs and landings -- in 215.
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Strikes by French air traffic control weighed on IAG's second quarter operating profit .
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Traffic: The Department of Transportation is considering new rules for traffic control devices.
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Why Trump's plan to privatize air traffic control could end up costing more
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Loon coordinates with air-traffic control officials in all countries where it operates.
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It still needs final approval from the police and British air traffic control.
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After all, these cars will require a new kind of air traffic control.
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The order cited staffing issues at the New York Air Traffic Control Center.
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He also plans to privatize and modernize the U.S. air-traffic control system.
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A few seconds later, air-traffic control cleared the flight to 34,2302 feet.
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Air traffic control tried to contact the pilot again about 813:42 a.m.
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The only whiff of action revolves around the privatisation of air traffic control.
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His highest-profile initiative -- privatizing air traffic control -- stalled in Congress. http://bit.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) management of air traffic control will also continue.
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Air traffic control opened a runway for the emergency landing, which was successful.
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Air traffic control will not be affected, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Between February and September of last year, the FAA says pilots, air traffic control, law enforcement and members of the public reported possibly spotting 1,274 drones flying near air traffic control facilities — up from 874 during the same period in 2015.
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The cause was blamed on poor communication between the crew and air traffic control.
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Investigators will also look at the airport, weather and air traffic control, he said.
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Some of the divided highways added will include limited intersections and traffic-control devices.
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These measures, say air-traffic-control providers, are to improve safety and reduce costs.
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"Southwest 1380, we're single engine," Shults calmly told air traffic control during the flight.
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Handling air traffic control at Heathrow must be a never ending game of stress.
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It's also impossible to enter the airspace above without permission from air traffic control.
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Many lawmakers also opposed the administration's proposal to privatize the air traffic control system.
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But unlike a House panel, it did not back spinning off air traffic control.
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Chao noted that 60 other countries had already privatized their air traffic control systems.
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Our current air traffic control technology is a dinosaur compared to other countries' systems.
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" Air Traffic Control: "I'm sorry, you said there's a hole and somebody went out?
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Air traffic control body Skeyes shut Belgian airspace for 24 hours from 10 p.m.
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Our outdated ports and air traffic control systems restrict commerce and jeopardize national security.
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" Air traffic control responded: "Injured passengers, OK. And is your airplane physically on fire?
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The president's budget proposal called for separating air traffic control from the federal government.
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Democrats have assailed the plan to spin off air traffic control from the FAA.
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The Anchorage airport's air traffic control center has been evacuated, according to ABC News.
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Upon graduation, trainees are assigned as developmental controllers at an air traffic control facility.
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Passengers can also override the automated broadcast to speak with air-traffic control directly.
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The joint statement said air traffic control staffing was at a 30-year low.
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But critical services like air traffic control and the Postal Service would remain open.
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The pilot's communication with air traffic control was professional and without any noticeable stress.
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Satmiko had listened to a recorded conversation with air traffic control regarding the problem.
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Bill Shuster's (R-Pa.) plan to separate air traffic control from the federal government.
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In air traffic control audio, Shults's voice is calm as she describes the emergency.
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VICE: Air traffic control is, in part, responsible for the safe landing of airplanes.
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Trump's air traffic control privatization plan will be discussed by the Senate on Wednesday.
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The proposal to separate air traffic control from the FAA is included in a funding measure that would spend about $17 billion per year on the agency over the first three years while the independent air traffic control organization is being set up.
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Peter Duffey, president of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association, said the show of cheesy support began last week when employees at an air traffic control center in Edmonton, Alberta, decided to buy pizzas for their colleagues at an office in Anchorage, Alaska.
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The temporary flight restriction does not apply to commercial flights controlled by air traffic control.
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Often, due to inefficiencies in air traffic control, planes don't fly the most direct routes.
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"Air Traffic Control helped us out greatly by providing us immediate vectors to Memphis International."
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Numerous companies, including AirMap and Iris Automation, are working on similar air traffic control systems.
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Her guest is also an air traffic control specialist who was furloughed during the shutdown.
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Mr Trump proposed privatising air-traffic control, currently an FAA responsibility, but that appears unlikely.
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We also design the air traffic control algorithms and the communication architecture of the plane.
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"Air traffic control is probably the single most exciting thing we can do," Cohn said.
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President Donald Trump says the move would modernize air traffic control and lower flying costs.
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Think of things like utilities, roads, air traffic control or even the printing of money.
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Maintaining FAA oversight of our air traffic control system is likewise critical for national security.
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House Democrats are willing to shut down air traffic control to make a political point.
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It previously included a measure proposed by Shuster that would have privatized air traffic control.
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The move comes amid a push by the Trump administration to privatize air traffic control.
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It's time for the bold action necessary to finally modernize our air traffic control system.
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Belgian air traffic control body Skeyes shut Belgian airspace for 24 hours from 10 p.m.
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A clearance from air traffic control (ATC) to start the plane's engines is not required.
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President Trump's plan to privatize air traffic control is struggling to get off the ground.
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Our nation's air traffic control (ATC) system relies on a well-trained, highly qualified workforce.
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The pilot set the radio so I could hear air-traffic control just like him.
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A decentralized regional air traffic control system creates additional barriers for commercial aircraft flying domestically.
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This Friday, a snafu with air traffic control attracted widespread coverage and even safety concerns.
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The airport's runway and air traffic control tower were damaged in the quake, authorities said.
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The flight crew contacted air traffic control, and tried to turn back to the airport.
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Here's the full list of the FAA air traffic control sites affected by COVID-19.
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If granted SVFR clearance, the pilot will typically keep tighter communication with air traffic control.
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The new extension does not contain any air traffic control reform, according to the summary.
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The PandaCam at the National Zoo goes down; the air traffic control system does not.
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Shuster in February retracted his push to spin off air traffic control from the FAA.
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When you go to GPS air traffic control you can fly from point to point.
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Our older air traffic control systems lack proper cyber hardening and are also at-risk.
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It shows the leadership of Thales air traffic control, Thales is a world leader there.
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His final exchange with air traffic control could be a key clue to the crash.
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Air traffic control tells the pilot to "follow the 5 Freeway" and maintain SVFR conditions.
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Last week, the White House released its principles for reforming the air traffic control system.
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The burgeoning private spaceflight industry could also be hampered by delayed air traffic control modernization.
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Government services considered essential including air traffic control, Social Security benefits, Medicare will go on.
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The grounds crew worker told air traffic control agents that he played some video games.
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It's kind of a precursor to what might turn into an air traffic control system.
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It's not integrated with a current air traffic control system, but they'll have a screen off to the side that shows where there would be drones in the vicinity because air traffic control wants to know where those are in the vicinity as well.
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Anyone who flies in New York knows the frustration of growing air traffic control delays here.
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His biggest proposal for the industry — privatizing air traffic control — has yet to move through Congress.
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The pilot told air traffic control that a passenger, later known to be Prince, was unresponsive.
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"Injured passengers, OK. And are you... Is your airplane physically on fire?" air traffic control asked.
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President Donald Trump has said the move would modernize air traffic control and lower flying costs.
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This isn't a matter of seeing a rock and dodging it, more like air traffic control.
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HungaroControl, Hungary's forward-thinking air-traffic-control service, has done the same for Kosovo since 2014.
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It is far from clear how you co-ordinate your flights with air-traffic-control systems.
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It obliterated Puerto Rico's electricity grid, mobile-phone towers, and air-traffic-control system and radar.
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Skinner said evidence from witnesses, videos, photographs, radar, air traffic control tapes supported his compensation case.
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Cuomo sent 100 State Police officers and some National Guard troops to help with traffic control.
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The outage did not affect air traffic control and there were no safety implications, Eurocontrol said.
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Unlike the House bill, it does not seek to privatize the nation's air traffic control system.
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"Air traffic control is probably the single most exciting thing we can do," Cohn said. Rep.
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Under the AIRR Act, operations of air traffic control would move out of the federal government.
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Harris, based in Florida, makes communications and electronics for battlefields, weather reporting and air traffic control.
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The same is true of the air traffic control (ATC) workforce and the technology they use.
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Deployment of the NEXT Gen air traffic control system is more than ten years behind schedule.
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The airport has two runways and no permanent structures, not even an air traffic control tower.
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The House version also contains a proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government.
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We will launch this air travel revolution by modernizing the outdated system of air traffic control.
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The idea is to identify potential safety issues in an already-crowded air traffic control system.
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Neither of the single-engine planes was under air traffic control when they collided, Kenitzer said.
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Trump has backed Shuster's contentious proposal to spin off air traffic control from the federal government.
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Bill Shuster, a Republican from Pennsylvania, introduced a bill that would have privatized air traffic control.
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"Without it we're like an airport with no air traffic control," he said in an interview.
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He will also endorse a plan to privatize and modernize the nation's air-traffic control system.
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But when air traffic control asked him what he planned to do, there was no response.
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Since 1997, the FAA's unit cost of air traffic control service has increased by 85033 percent.
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Some people might say securing the border is a government function just like air traffic control.
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Yeah, a lot of air traffic control now is done over the phone a little bit.
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Democrats, GOP appropriators and tax-writers alike have already expressed serious opposition to the legislation, saying the air traffic control spin-off would hand over the power to impose fees to a nongovernmental agency and remove air traffic control from congressional oversight through the appropriations process.
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Instead, he offered vague anti-regulation platitudes and a reheated Republican plan to privatize air traffic control.
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Republicans argue that privatizing air traffic control will help save money and fast-track important technological upgrades.
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The budget outline says privatisation would make air traffic control "more efficient and innovative while maintaining safety".
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Like an air traffic control system, the network could have orchestrated the safe passage of both vehicles.
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But unlike airlines and airports, air-traffic control is, with few exceptions, still run by national governments.
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Even prior to the shutdown, staffing in air-traffic control facilities was at a 30-year low.
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"Austrian air traffic control has solved the issue," the airport said on its website early on Monday.
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The regulator first announced privatisation plans, which include air traffic control and information technology units, in November.
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He did tell air traffic control that he was not a danger to other people, just himself.
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Air traffic control officials at Bromma told Dagens Nyheter newspaper that the incident was not terrorism-related.
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Do we really want to look like Europe when it comes to our air traffic control system?
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Sixteen of the airports are regulated by air traffic control operations within a government entity — 80 percent.
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It originally stated that the proposal would shift primary control of air traffic control away from DoD.
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The agency cited airport and air traffic control sources saying the problem began shortly after 1 p.m.
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The high life Check out the air traffic control tower in Stockholm that's now a luxury apartment.
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It'll even alert air traffic control about what's happening, so they can route other planes around you.
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Advocates for privatization argue that our air traffic control system has suffered under years of congressional mismanagement.
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Modernization of our nation's air traffic control (ATC) system is a key priority for the business traveler.
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A key event in this process was when President Ronald Reagan fired striking air-traffic control workers.
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They asked air-traffic control for help based on radar, before the plane plummeted nearly 1,000 feet.
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According to the BTS, this means problems with air traffic control, airport operations, and heavy traffic volume.
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It also plans to invest 150 million euros from Russia in a new railway traffic control center.
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They called air traffic control, which sent the information to Coast Guard Sector San Francisco Command Center.
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Before flight deck and carrier air-traffic control certification, the Ford did Precision Approach Landing Systems certification.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump proposed creating a nonprofit corporation to modernize the nation's air traffic control system.
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It transmits an emergency radio code to alert air-traffic control and other planes in the area.
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"Think of it this way: We're kind of air traffic control for the universe here in Australia."
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Recordings obtained by the Associated Press show discussions between the pilot and air traffic control at LAX.
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Around noon, Miami air traffic control lost radar communication with the plane, a Coast Guard representative said.
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MS: More than a billion dollars, a big deal - in Australia one sky ATC air traffic control.
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But air traffic control said the helicopter was too low to be able to get that assistance.
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But air traffic control said the helicopter was too low to provide flight following assistance, Homendy said.
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The pilot told air traffic control he was going to climb higher to avoid a cloud layer.
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Air traffic control issued a low altitude alert when the plane reached 700 feet, according to Landsberg.
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Air traffic control issued a low altitude alert when the plane reached 700 feet, according to Landsberg.
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But Britain's national air traffic control provider NATS has now retaliated with Twitter posts of its own.
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"We need clear regulations for air traffic control...And these regulations should be more pragmatic," he said.
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If a pilot reports a drone sighting to air traffic control, what precautionary measures do you take?
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Both she and her husband work in air traffic control, so neither has a paycheck coming in.
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Wing isn't the only company exploring low-altitude air traffic control solutions with NASA and the FAA.
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Currently, a federal agency, the Federal Aviation Administration, oversees the air traffic control (ATC) of the nation — but HR 4441, the Aviation Innovation, Reform, and Reauthorization (AIRR) Act of 2016 has a provision that would spin off the air traffic control system into a separate, private, non-profit entity.
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CHICAGO, March 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday that three of its technicians at the Chicago Midway air traffic control tower had tested positive for the Covid-19 virus, prompting contingency plans at the airport and other air traffic control facilities across the nation.
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WASHINGTON, March 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had temporarily closed the air traffic control tower at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York and shuttered part of the Indianapolis Air Route Traffic Control Center for cleaning after new cases of COVID-19 were reported.
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We urge Congress to take action to preserve the FAA's safety oversight of air traffic control while moving the operation and funding of air traffic control to a federally chartered, non-profit organization that would be governed and funded by the stakeholders and users of our nation's aviation system.
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Air traffic control coordinated to make sure first responders were ready when the plane pulled into the gate.
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Earlier this month, President Donald Trump unveiled a plan to modernize air traffic control and lower flying costs.
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Reports suggested the crew had previously communicated with air traffic control a problem with the jet's electrical system.
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His last conversation with officials on the ground was described by Greek air traffic control as light-hearted.
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DHS asked that troops provide "crowd and traffic control," per CNN, and protect Customs and Border Patrol personnel.
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This could be Alphabet's eventual goal: creating the software backbone of the air traffic control system for drones.
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Representatives of the big carriers have already called on him to privatise the country's air-traffic-control service.
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The U.S. has been thinking about low-altitude air traffic control, too, but on a much longer timeline.
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The back and forth between air traffic control and various airline pilots lasted for roughly half an hour.
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This reflects a realisation in Brussels that merging air-traffic-control services would not be a magic bullet.
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After all, America and China, continent-sized countries with single air-traffic control services, still endure rising congestion.
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EgyptAir Flight 804 had 56 passengers and 10 crew members aboard when it vanished from traffic control radar.
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The best example is the one that kicked off infrastructure week: a 21st-century air traffic control system.
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Airlines want a system of compensation that would allow them to recoup losses from air traffic control agencies.
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Trump also proposed the privatization of the nation's air traffic control system in his skinny budget last month.
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That may be the best reason yet why America needs to privatise its air-traffic control without delay.
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That data will be fed into a traffic control center, which will then divert traffic away from hotspots.
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Transparent user fees would fund important technology improvements and support the daily operations of air traffic control nationwide.
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In a meeting with aviation executives in February 2017, Trump cited Dunkin in discussing air traffic control reforms.
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At the same time, we are still moving equipment as well as maintaining traffic control in the area.
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The quality and scope of the United States air traffic control program are unmatched by any other country.
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Proponents of the proposal, however, have emphasized that the FAA still would maintain oversight of air traffic control.
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The conversations were captured on air traffic control audio on Wednesday and confirmed by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Within 90 seconds of takeoff, the co-pilot asked air traffic control to confirm air speed and altitude.
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Realising their potentially catastrophic error, air traffic control rapidly instructed the other plane to climb above Pakhtakor's craft.
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This includes bad weather, airport or air traffic control issues, and many other common reasons for the delay.
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In 2015, more than 30 percent of China's flight delays were a result of air traffic control restrictions.
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Tip -- who's in the middle of his Hustle Gang Tour -- picked the winner, and also worked traffic control.
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Equally unfortunate was the acquiescence of Suneja and Harvino, who dutifully complied with every air-traffic control request.
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The captain formally declared a condition of urgency by making a "pan-pan" call to air-traffic control.
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She said the helicopter circled for 12 minutes until air traffic control approved the special visual flight rules.
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But the DFS air traffic control authority said usual take-off and landing routes should not be affected.
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Business leaders are coming out in fierce opposition to President Trump's controversial proposal to privatize air traffic control.
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At Glendale, air traffic control put him in a holding pattern while a NetJets charter from Tucson, Ariz.
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Once completed, there is no doubt our air traffic control system will remain the best in the world.
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In fact, today's air traffic control system is responsible for almost 6900 percent of flight delays each year.
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There was a time when the U.S. was the gold standard in every aspect of air traffic control.
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Monday in Britain, his plane had disappeared from air traffic control radar about 15 miles north of Guernsey.
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We must repair our weakened electricity grid, aging bridges, strained air traffic control system...the list goes on.
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However, due to passenger volume, air traffic control and other factors, China's airports have been notorious for delays.
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I spoke to Paul Beauchamp, who works for air traffic control organization NATS, about drones, danger, and aviation.
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Paul Beauchamp: From an air traffic control point of view, they're not something we can see on radar.
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TMZ obtained air traffic control audio, and you can hear the pilot mention a problem with a flap.
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But the Trump administration argues this is the only way to modernize a system that still runs on technology that's been around since World War II. Many supporters, though, conflate the bill to privatize air traffic control with an ongoing effort to modernize the technology that powers air traffic control.
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So, employees of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association wanted to do something to cheer up their U.S. eqivalents.
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The aircraft were flying under visual flight rules and were not in contact with air traffic control, Lunsford said.
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A day after the collision the highway was still closed to traffic, according to the Shanxi Traffic Control Center.
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"I can't speak English well in life," Shi said, "but I can speak English well with air traffic control."
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Trump met on Thursday with U.S. aviation executives to discuss the industry's aging airports and air traffic control reform.
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The pilot was never in communication with air-traffic control, but that was not a requirement either, Brazy said.
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For years now, American Airlines has been pushing fellow carriers to adopt NextGen, a modern air traffic control system.
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"Currently no air traffic control is possible at Brussels Airport," Brussels Airport said in a statement on its website.
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The airport also has a $7 million air traffic control tower, a $14 million hanger and $8 million radar.
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"I hear we're spending billions and billions of dollars," said the president about the nation's air traffic control system.
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All air traffic controllers must also hold an Air Traffic Control Tower Operator Certificate or be otherwise appropriately qualified.
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In America the length of delays caused by air-traffic control problems soared by 69% between 2012 and 2017.
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Melbourne, Florida-based L3Harris now has a portfolio that includes military radios, air-traffic-control systems and space hardware.
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If you're going to declare a medical emergency, which they almost certainly would, they would notify air traffic control.
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Information about the aircraft's precise location is dispatched to the nearest air-traffic control and also to nearby aircraft.
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Now, thanks to Britain's national air traffic control provider, we can visualize the disruption that these near misses cause.
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Preventative measures include enhancing traffic control and border points, disinfecting farms and restricting sales of pork and processed meat.
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The Government Accounting Office has also identified several vulnerabilities related to the information systems used by air traffic control.
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The budget operator plus rival European airlines have all been affected by air traffic control strikes, particularly in France.
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Take them out of the equation, and public entities provide air traffic control to 10 of the remaining 14.
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New York recently passed congestion pricing, a traffic control measure that is also meant to curb car-induced emissions.
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Matt: Well, that 2015 report from GAO is about how easy it could be to attack air traffic control.
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The military, air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid are set to keep on running.
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The push for privatization of the air traffic control function of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has begun again.
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What Google basically wants is an automated version of the air traffic control (ATC) system that already exists today.
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London's Gatwick Airport was forced to suspend all flights after its air-traffic-control system failed around 5 p.m.
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Less than 20 minutes later, according to air traffic control communications, the plane was preparing to take off again.
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Heritage Action said Tuesday that it has concerned about the financing of the proposal independent air traffic control organization.
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Finally, spinning off air traffic control responsibilities to a nongovernment corporation could potentially pose a risk to national security.
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Places like Rwanda are not held back by old models, like the U.S.'s ancient air traffic control system.
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After being unable to revive the instructor, Sylvester sent a distress signal to a nearby air traffic control tower.
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Government operations like the Coast Guard, air traffic control, and the Transportation Security Administration won't operate without pay forever.
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From the ground, the message from the air traffic control tower was that the airspace above Beaumont was closed.
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But he would have needed permission from air traffic control at La Guardia Airport to cross Manhattan, he added.
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A short time into the flight Boeing 777 made an unscheduled turn and stopped communicating with air traffic control.
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Lately, the company has been developing an unmanned traffic management system — essentially, an air-traffic control system for drones.
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Complicating the shutdown debate is the recently revealed vulnerability of the nation's air traffic control system to the pandemic.
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Read more from The Hill: Trump to announce plan to privatize air traffic control: reports View the discussion thread.
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Air traffic control audio indicates the pilot, Ara Zobayan, had requested SVFR clearance, or special visual flight rules clearance.
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The fundraiser also comes as Shuster has been pushing for an overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system.
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House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) believes that our air traffic control system is broken.
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Ultimately, we want to ensure that these aviators reap the benefits of a modern, efficient air traffic control system.
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When they tried to call him again to hand over to Egyptian air traffic control they got no response.
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In addition to parking enforcement and traffic control, they learn about highway safety, disaster response, first aid and CPR.
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And the public system in the U.S. is the safest and busiest air traffic control management in the world.
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Democrats have resisted handing off air traffic control services, saying that airline interests would end up dominating all decisions.
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Upending the structure and mission of the FAA, which operates the largest and most complex air traffic control system in the world, would disrupt the collaboration between air traffic and aviation safety, diminish air service to smaller and rural airports and undermine Congress's ability to oversee and improve air traffic control services.
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Only two other major countries have privatized air traffic control, Canada and Britain, but their air systems are much smaller.
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But then the unidentified pilot did not respond to numerous radio calls from air traffic control, according to the Guardian.
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In Manta, the airport closed after the control tower collapsed, injuring an air traffic control worker and a security guard.
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On Tuesday, Professor Anthony Cheung Bing-leung, the secretary for transport and housing, toured the new air traffic control center.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits have been paused.
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Representative Bill Shuster, a Republican who chairs the House Transportation Committee and backs separate air traffic control, praised Trump's proposal.
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They alerted the air traffic control, which in turn told the SpiceJet pilot to make an emergency landing in Kolkata.
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According to the agency's Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, colorful pavement can obscure white safety lines recognized as crosswalks.
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Crew members follow specific procedures and guidelines known to law enforcement entities, the airline, the military and Air Traffic Control.
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The plane had just taken off when the pilot told air traffic control it needed to return to the airport.
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Rahman said in a statement the report showed failures by Kuala Lumpur air traffic control to comply with standard procedures.
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Luckily, Dell's experience and training as a pilot kicked in as he communicated with a nearby air traffic control tower.
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Adding to the deficit Trump's air traffic control plan could run into problems if it adds to the federal deficit.
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Besides removing air traffic control from these political fights, separating it from the government has a number of other benefits.
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Federal Aviation Administration officials contacted the Marines when the aircraft disappeared from air traffic control radar over Mississippi, officials said.
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In Canada, legislators worked with the airline industry and other stakeholders to put air-traffic control into a private corporation.
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One way or another, tens of billions of dollars are needed to upgrade air-traffic control across the United States.
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"On behalf of the entire NATCA and air traffic control around this country, we extend our thanks and our gratitude."
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A proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government has found its most powerful ally in President Trump.
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Under its ATC "modernization" plan, a private board would be gifted oversight of air traffic control and all its operations.
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The measure also would improve the air traffic control hiring process and help pilots better recognize victims of human trafficking.
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A major air-traffic-control systems failure led to London's Gatwick airport implementing a complete ground stop on Wednesday evening.
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The captain would have been flying the airplane and talking on the radio with air traffic control, declaring an emergency.
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After air traffic plummeted in 2001, British taxpayers paid $112.8 million to prevent an interruption in air traffic control services.
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Over the last 20 years alone, taxpayers have invested more than $53 billion into air traffic control facilities and equipment.
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Under their proposal, Congress would create a new nongovernmental agency that would take over air traffic control from the FAA.
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He's talked about how the airlines want and would benefit from a privatized air traffic control system and modernized airports.
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Currently, operations of air traffic control are paid for, in part, by a 7.5 percent excise tax on airline tickets.
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The company argued that the independent air traffic control proposal was a risky experiment that would raise prices for passengers.
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Government watchdog reports about cost overruns and delays in the FAA's air traffic control modernization efforts would fill a bookcase.
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Leipelt, 20, of San Jose called air traffic control for help and circled over the two people in the water.
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After a rocky start, the FAA is now delivering on the promise to improve our nation's air traffic control system.
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The plane lost contact with air traffic control six minutes after takeoff, and the plane crashed southeast of Addis Ababa.
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"We have a part of the aircraft missing," the pilot told air traffic control as the plane descended to safety.
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In contrast with today's air traffic management towers, some predict that airspace traffic control of the future will be autonomous.
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It calls for transferring responsibility for air traffic control from the FAA to a new independent agency in three years.
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Those companies can then plan their finances over longer periods, making the air traffic control systems more stable and adaptable.
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Most major airlines support the plan to create a new air traffic control organization that would be separate the FAA.
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That data is combined with traffic control information like signs, the lengths of crosswalks and the locations of traffic lights.
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The last thing Vance said he heard from the radio was LaGuardia Air Traffic Control asking whether he needed assistance.
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Those of us who passed faced 24 more months of specialized airborne, survival, combat diving and air-traffic-control training.
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BECKY QUICK: I just think about some of the things at the FAA, air traffic control, some of those issues.
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The pilots dumped the fuel without first alerting air traffic control to the maneuver, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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The current approach to pay for air traffic control services has the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) collect fees from users.
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Jennifer Wexton (D-Virginia) -- Linda McCray, a Washington Air Route Traffic Control Center employee who was furloughed during the shutdownRep.
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The issue has divided Republicans, but Massie has been a vocal proponent of the proposal to privatize air traffic control.
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Across the Capitol, the House FAA bill contains a divisive proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government.
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Members on the spending panel are worried about losing congressional oversight of air traffic control if the plan is enacted.
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Air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments also generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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But if Trump follows through with privatizing air traffic control, a solution for national drone tracking might come even sooner.
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First, in claiming he had been "very strict on Commercial Aviation," the president was referring to a vague "Air Traffic Control Reform Initiative" that contained a proposal to take air traffic control responsibilities away from the FAA, and instead hand them over to a nonprofit entity that would likely be controlled by the major airlines.
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Editorial Some Republicans in the House have come up with a solution in search of a problem: privatizing air traffic control.
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It's just one part of NextGen, the FAA's decades-long, $35 billion overhaul of America's aging, inefficient air traffic control system.
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Officials have said the pilot had asked to return to Soekarno-Hatta airport but then lost contact with air traffic control.
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"That's part of the investigation, to see if there was any contact made with air traffic control," NYPD Commissioner O'Neill said.
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Designs released in January 2016 showed an air traffic control tower in the shape of a tulip, a traditional Turkish symbol.
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Why this matters: Most flights are currently traceable by radar, and use high-frequency radio to communicate with air traffic control.
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Most of the attention on the bill was focused on a failed Republican effort to privatize the air traffic control system.
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There are a number of potential issues that still need to be addressed, including noise restrictions, safety, and air traffic control.
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Meanwhile, drones have become so ubiquitous that NASA is experimenting with air traffic control protocols that manage the low flying aircraft.
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Mobley: Targeting IPs in Chicago, Atlanta and LA. Trenton: This is malware that targets air traffic control systems at major airports.
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Other members of the crew alerted the pilots to the problem and they asked air traffic control for an emergency landing.
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His biggest proposal relating to aviation — privatizing the air traffic control system — would require approval from Congress, which hasn't happened yet.
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The NYS is the state agency that trains young people and deploys them to projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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According to the DTRA, Open Skies flights receive air traffic control priority and are closely coordinated with the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Republican House Transportation Committee Chairman Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania and some of his colleagues have long supported privatizing air traffic control.
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They're colliding in home thermostats, computerized voting machines, and traffic control systems— and in our chemical plants, dams, and power plants.
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On Monday, Trump announced his plans to privatize air traffic control as part of a push to modernize the country's infrastructure.
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They've created a separate entity, an independent government corporation or a non-profit organization, to operate their air traffic control system.
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This can require dramatic changes in planned flightpaths, depending on each airline's risk analysis and the prevailing air traffic control requirements.
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Then he reported the problem to air traffic control, saying he needed to return to LaGuardia, and started to turn south.
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If air traffic control functions are privatized, will this critical function continue to be in the capable hands of federal investigators?
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"We have flight control problems," he told air traffic control, asking for a path to the sea for an emergency landing.
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There have been air-traffic-control strikes every summer for the past four years, each of which has caused significant disruption.
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TO LOOK down from the air-traffic control tower at Heathrow airport—Europe's busiest—is to see a hive of activity.
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Unfortunately, the big airlines are now pushing a risky air traffic control (ATC) privatization scheme that would do just the opposite.
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He is planning a long-term FAA bill with language to break away air control traffic control operations from the government.
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Saudi women have been moving into roles previously reserved for men such as retail, air traffic control and emergency call centers.
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"I can't speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the Searchlight.
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This legislation devolves federal responsibility for our air traffic control system by handing it over to a private corporation, ATC Corp.
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American air traffic control works because it works for the American people - and we should keep it that way,' he continued.
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Privatization proponents brush off these concerns and argue that our air traffic control system has suffered under years of congressional mismanagement.
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The agency told News 12 that the pilots reestablished communication with air traffic control and left the restricted airspace without incident.
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Instead, that segment of tracks had centralized traffic control, she said, which can't enforce speed restrictions on a train like PTC.
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Currently, the air traffic control system is primarily financed through ticket taxes that are collected when passengers take a commercial flight.
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Correction: Headlines for this story were revised to correct that the disruptions stemmed from a shortage of air traffic control workers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Gatwick airport said on Wednesday it had suspended all flights due to an air traffic control system problem.
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Flight logistics can fall out of your control — sadly, we're all at the mercy of the weather and air traffic control.
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Trump has similar plans for the nation's air traffic control system, the Department of Veterans Affairs, and even the Postal Service.
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The North Korean leader also visited a traffic control center in Beijing before departing for Pyongyang on Wednesday afternoon, KCNA said.
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David Kirsh in Atlanta worries he'll have to leave his job maintaining air traffic control equipment and possibly sell his house.
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The third test is scheduled for January 2018 and will test the new drone air traffic control system over populated areas.
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There apparently were no radio communications between the pilot and any air traffic control towers in the vicinity, the official said.
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On a flight out of Shanghai, the pilot of a United States airline radioed air traffic control seeking a higher altitude.
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Jonathan Root, a senior credit officer for the ratings agency Moody's, said privatizing air-traffic control could be a welcome change.
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In his last message before the crash, the pilot told air traffic control he was climbing to avoid a cloud layer.
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During the pilot's conversation with air traffic control, they advised the pilot there was a delay due to traffic, Homendy said.
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About 10 minutes into the flight, Burbank air traffic control ordered the helicopter to hold because another helicopter was landing nearby.
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The NTSB said Zobayan told air traffic control he was climbing to avoid a cloud layer just before the aircraft crashed.
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President Trump on Monday is expected to introduce a plan to privatize air traffic control as part of his infrastructure push.
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As part of the pilot program, Ehang is working with the Guangzhou government to set up an air traffic control center.
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Proponents of separating air traffic control from the federal government have picked up a new supporter: the Department of Defense (DOD).
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It's time the U.S. joined the global consensus that air traffic control is a high-tech business serving fee-paying customers.
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House Democrats are demanding a new cost estimate for President Trump's proposal to separate air traffic control from the federal government.
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The KC-130 Hercules aircraft disappeared from air traffic control radar over Mississippi after taking off from Cherry Point, North Carolina.
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Pilots made a request to air traffic control to return to the airport around 22 kilometers (12 nautical miles) after takeoff.
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Voom choose Mexico City because of its dedicated air traffic control and helicopter infrastructure, such as some 200 helipads, Subramanian said.
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Abdulhadi Ahmed of Iraq's counterterrorism unit said that Islamic State snipers had taken up positions in the air traffic control towers.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations continue, but some rule-making, inspections and audits have been paused.
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The permit required three spotters to be watching the drone during its flight and to coordinate closely with air traffic control.
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The military, air traffic control, federal prisons, and Social Security and other benefit payments generally keep functioning as normal during shutdowns.
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Air traffic control, hazardous material safety inspections and accident investigations will continue, but some rulemaking, inspections and audits will be paused.
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"We suspect wrong signals from Kathmandu air traffic control room might have led to the crash," Asif told reporters on Monday.
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On June 21st House Republicans unveiled a bill that would privatise air-traffic control, a policy the president announced earlier this month.
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"All flights are rerouted due to Krakatau volcano ash on red alert," Indonesia's air traffic control agency AirNav said in a release.
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"I can&apost speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the newspaper.
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That means developing an airspace management system that is a more complex version of what we know today as air traffic control.
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Accurate measurements of Earth's magnetic field are integral to many forms of human transportation, including air traffic control and compass-based systems.
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Helicopters, when introduced in 1956, were for traffic control, but are now used to track fleeing suspects and surveil cities from above.
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"I can't speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he told the Record Searchlight.
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But technology designed to automate everything from air traffic control to baggage check-in could make this a thing of the past.
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The company then determines which airspace a plane is in and sends over the information to the relevant air traffic control organization.
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"N93012 would like to return to the field," one pilot told air traffic control, according to audio recorded by the website LiveATC.net.
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More efficient air-traffic control could bring fuel savings of 21.1-2200% per flight, reckons Graham Spinardi of the University of Edinburgh.
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Captain Hal Andersen has also contacted Oceanic Air Traffic Control to inform them that the flight will likely require some tactical changes.
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Audio obtained by ABC 13 revealed an air traffic control yelling for the pilot to pull up just moments before the crash.
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The actor was heard making mistakes during radio communication with air traffic control in the minutes leading up to his close call.
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We are working with Air Traffic Control and the Met Police, and have resumed departures out of Heathrow after a short suspension.
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Commercial aviation was born in the later years of World War I, and so too was the need for air traffic control.
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Stephen Prior, a drone expert at the University of Southampton, in England, points out that air-traffic control will be another headache.
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After New York's LaGuardia halted incoming flights, citing "staffing shortages at FAA air traffic control centers," the delays spread throughout the region.
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Thousands of Ryanair passengers have had their flights canceled across Europe this summer due to air traffic control problems and pilot strikes.
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What you need to know: The implementation: Trump will need congressional approval to make these changes to the air traffic control system.
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A similar proposal for air traffic control stalled on the House floor last year amid opposition from GOP tax-writers and appropriators.
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The passenger plane was traveling from Paris to Cairo early Thursday morning when it swerved abruptly and vanished from traffic control radar.
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This "cooperative" would plough all financial gains back in to improve the air traffic control system to fund further improvements, Chao said.
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Huerta acknowledged Thursday that now is the "right time to be asking critical questions" about how air traffic control operations are structured.
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The firm found 200,000 vulnerable traffic-control sensors installed in cities, including Washington, New York, Seattle, San Francisco, London, Lyon and Melbourne.
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Kang is an active duty Army air traffic control operator assigned to the 25th Infantry Division at Wheeler Army Airfield in Hawaii.
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Both ships should have reported to what the Malaysian authorities called a maritime "traffic separation scheme," essentially air traffic control for ships.
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The proposal to privatize the air traffic control system will encounter major hurdles in Congress where Democrats and some Republicans oppose it.
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Trump made a high-profile pitch earlier this summer to privatize the air traffic control system, but its legislative fate isn't certain.
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The House version also encountered controversy for proposing a new non-governmental organization to manage air traffic control instead of the FAA.
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An AWACS aircraft is one equipped with an Airborne Warning and Control System, essentially making it a flying air traffic control tower.
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" Kelly then continued to highlight the airlines' desires, stating that "we want the government out of managing the air traffic control system.
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Those included improving access to allergy medication on planes and requiring FAA to take steps to better prevent air traffic control outages.
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Cohn said the rebuilding plan would include transformative projects, such as modernizing air traffic control, with an emphasis on public-private partnerships.
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"This cutting edge proven technology future-proofs London City Airport's air traffic control for the next 30 years and beyond," he said.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for traffic control devices, efficiency standards for dishwashers and safety requirements for generators.
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Trump has also called for spinning off air traffic control from the federal government, which could land in the FAA reauthorization bill.
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To enforce traffic control laws, airports and other airspace controllers need the ability to detect independent drones that aren't in their system.
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And, 'Big Brother' tendencies not withstanding, the resulting efficiencies have a lot of potential to improve city security, traffic control and planning.
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The FAA is also dealing with such issues as how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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Fixing the continent's air traffic control system would immediately reduce carbon emissions from the industry in Europe by 10%, the group said.
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The beginning of the month saw days of events devoted to improving U.S. infrastructure, including a plan to privatize air-traffic control.
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Within a couple of minutes, the flight crew radioed Jakarta air-traffic control and requested permission to return, which was immediately granted.
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The regulations in development will cover everything from vehicle safety, airworthiness and traffic control to noise pollution, operator certification and software security.
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Women went to work in air traffic control towers and, despite fears they would become hysterical in a crisis, kept their wits.
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The air traffic control tower at JFK Airport was temporarily closed as a technician had tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday.
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Inspectors from Naval Air Forces Atlantic praised the carrier air-traffic control center sailors in their certification letter, according to the release.
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"Once again, the U.S. is declining to corporatize the F.A.A.," he said, explaining that other countries have successfully privatized air traffic control.
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Airlines support the idea of overhauling the nation's air traffic control system, but they have stopped short of endorsing a privatization plan.
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Nor can it understand the body language of an agitated traffic control officer trying to get it to make an emergency stop.
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A similar spinoff plan for air traffic control stalled on the House floor last year because it lacked the votes to pass.
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Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger is adding his voice to a growing chorus of opposition against President Trump's push to privatize air traffic control.
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Building more roads and updating airports and the air traffic control system will not alleviate our transportation problems in the United States.
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A big-splash proposal to privatize the nation's air traffic control system, borrowed from House Republicans, has faced tougher-than-expected opposition.
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Under the model, the FAA would maintain safety oversight, while a new entity would be in charge of air traffic control operations.
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The helicopter was at 2,300 feet in the air when it lost communication Sunday morning with air traffic control, the NTSB said.
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The United States is unusual among developed countries in maintaining an air traffic control apparatus managed by the nation's air safety regulator.
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It is a matter of record that bipartisan air traffic control modernization efforts have been proposed over and over again for decades.
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The House is still pushing a controversial overhaul of air traffic control after Congress cleared a short-term aviation bill last week.
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But that does not preclude us from designing an Air Traffic Control Organization that is superior to any system in existence today.
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Similar House efforts to privatize air traffic control stalled last year, forcing lawmakers to enact a short-term patch for the FAA.
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Attempts to reform our air traffic control system have been made under both Democratic and Republican administrations in the last 20 years.
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Here are the biggest roadblocks in the way of Shuster's plan to create a new organization to take over air traffic control.
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Under the proposal, air traffic control would be spun off from the FAA and put under the oversight of a nonprofit corporation.
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Pesiri-Dybvik and her husband both work for air traffic control and were furloughed during the government shutdown this year, Harris said.
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An employee at an air traffic control tower in Long Island, New York tested positive for coronavirus Saturday, according to the FAA.
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They would then raise money to pay for air traffic control services by charging user fees and selling corporate bonds to investors.
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Britain had to bail out its private air traffic control operator after the 2001 terrorist attacks when air travel declined around the world.
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But if they trust the F.A.A. to regulate safety, why not let the agency operate air traffic control as it has for decades?
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" Minutes before the Eurocopter AS350 helicopter went down, Vance radioed a mayday call to air-traffic control saying: "Mayday, mayday, mayday, East River.
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Airline CEOs visited the White House on Thursday to meet with the president and discuss the air traffic control system and aging airports.
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With that system again struggling to keep pace with demand, Donald Trump thinks it is time to privatise America's air-traffic control service.
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We're told just like the Michael Jackson and Nipsey Hussle memorials, the streets around Staples will be closed for security and traffic control.
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Why it matters: Requests for troops to provide crowd and traffic control and protection for agents had previously been rejected by the Pentagon.
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The airliner called air traffic control 30 minutes after takeoff and requested a slot for an emergency landing, an AENA spokeswoman told Reuters.
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That will require new air-traffic-control systems, perhaps ones in which craft talk directly to one another, rather than being centrally managed.
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Billions of dollars in government and private contracts ride on the conversion of the nation's air traffic control system to satellite-based GPS.
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The group - which provides military radar, civil air traffic control systems and rail infrastructure - is in the process of buying chipmaker Gemalto GTO.
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An incident involving multiple airline crews, air traffic control, and F-215Cs from the 142nd Fighter Wing based out of Portland did occur.
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In the meantime, I would suggest reading the Reddit thread related to the event after listening to the air traffic control audio yourself.
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The report said the investigation showed lapses by air traffic control, including a failure to initiate an emergency response and monitor radar continuously.
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But the maintenance of standards, this is an impressive country because we can trust our air traffic control, we take that for granted.
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East Asia looks different, with most flights corralled along a smaller number of highways, because of China's unusual system of air traffic control.
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The Washington Post reports that Trump will instruct Congress to pursue privatizing air traffic control and spin it off into a nonprofit corporation.
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President Donald Trump on Monday urged Congress to privatize the U.S. air traffic control system, saying it would make U.S. airports more efficient.
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Because despite President Donald Trump's claims that the air traffic control system is archaic, its participants are using this kind of new technology.
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As the father fought Daniels, a traffic control officer saw what was happening from across the airport atrium and ran over to help.
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Air traffic control re-routed the plane to Melbourne, where it was able to land safely, nowhere near its initial or intended destination.
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Chao also noted there would be no physical movement of air traffic control assets, with the changes focused on governance and financial structure.
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The podcast for the report is about how the over 100 air traffic control computers and software are automated and can be disrupted.
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And, we stressed, these items should move forward without regard to a policy exercise designed to create an independent air traffic control entity.
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Efforts to transfer air traffic control from the Federal Aviation Administration to a nonprofit or nongovernmental organization stalled in the House last year.
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"It is already released and traffic control centers in Rosario and San Nicolas are regulating traffic," said Guillermo Wade, the port chamber manager.
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A short clip obtained by the network shows an apparently routine conversation between the pilot and air traffic control out of Zürich, Switzerland.
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A number of conservative groups are slamming a Republican proposal to separate the nation's air traffic control system from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Moreover, the incoming Trump administration has promised to work with Congress to modernize not just our airports but our air traffic control systems.
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The White House touted this week as "infrastructure week," with Trump signing a list of legislative priorities related to air traffic control reform.
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For example, rebuilding and modernizing airports will be of limited value without also addressing our aging and increasingly overwhelmed air traffic control system.
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Also under the proposal, the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control system would spin off to a nonprofit organization, similar to Canada's system.
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After a fatal accident outside the two newest Amazon fulfillment centers, cops had to take over traffic control during the afternoon shift change.
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That bill also calls for the privatization of the U.S. air traffic control system, a measure that is not in the Senate's legislation.
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"We have experienced a slight increase in sick leave at two air traffic control facilities affecting New York and Florida," the agency said.
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Because all FAA facilities at LaGuardia are on generator power, there was no interruption to air traffic control, FAA spokesman Greg Martin said.
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Lawmakers are debating the air traffic control privatization proposal as Congress tries to beat a March 31 deadline for renewing the FAA's funding.
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On Monday, Trump will propose privatizing the air traffic control system, calling on lawmakers to hive it off from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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It hopes its combined clout will force the European Commission into action this year, especially on the issue of air traffic control strikes.
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"We are working with ANS, our air traffic control provider, to rectify this issue as quickly as possible," Britain's second-busiest airport said.
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Trump has also called for separating air traffic control from the federal government and handing it over to a nonprofit or nongovernmental agency.
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A Federal Aviation Administration technician assigned to the John F. Kennedy International Airport air-traffic control tower has tested positive for COVID-19.
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The new technology will not only permit ultrafast video streaming and communication between, say, a self-driving car and a traffic control system.
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The final NASA research test for drone traffic control is scheduled for 2019, after which recommendations will be made for a national solution.
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The US Navy's first-in-class carrier USS Gerald R. Ford completed flight-deck and carrier air-traffic control center certifications this month.
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There are no new rules on airlines' fees for reservation changes or bags and there is no move to privatize air traffic control.
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The suggestion that his air traffic reform legislation would remove fees for air traffic control is unproven, though overall prices may come down.
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Air-traffic control approved the return and later advised the crew to plan on Runway 222009 Left, the one closest to their position.
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When air traffic control asked the pilot what he planned to do, there was no reply, NTSB board member Jennifer Homendy told reporters.
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Experts say other potential use cases include developing new battery technology for electric cars or revamping the system used for air traffic control.
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Air crews will typically notify air traffic control of an emergency and indicate they need to dump fuel, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Air crews will typically notify air traffic control of an emergency and indicate they need to dump fuel, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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The first item on the responders' list is to assess the damage to the ports, docks, electrical grid, runways and air traffic control.
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The FAA also sent out a notice to Hill offices later in the day touting the benefits of the air traffic control overhaul.
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The Senate remains opposed to the idea, unveiling a long-term FAA bill last week that keeps air traffic control operations in place.
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The NYS is a state agency that trains young people and deploys them to work on projects ranging from construction to traffic control.
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For these personal air vehicles to become a reality in the United States, the country would need a new air traffic control system.
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A spokesman for Miami International Airport says air traffic control closes if there are sustained winds of 55 miles an hour or higher.
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In short, the skies are filling up and our existing air traffic control (ATC) systems will soon not be able to keep up.
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Four state forest rangers responded to the scene "assisting with first-aid, traffic control and scene stabilization," the agency said in a tweet.
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Different flight numbers, probably, but for all intents and purposes—to regional air traffic control and airport authorities, at least—they're the same.
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A recorded conversation with air traffic control detailed the final moments of the flight, CEO Tewolde GebreMariam told CNN's Richard Quest on Tuesday.
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Other categories at risk of being cut include scientific and medical research, job training, national parks, air traffic control and maintenance of dams.
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Reforming our air traffic control system has been delayed for far too long, and it's evident to air travelers every time they fly.
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It covers everything from sport to kidney transplants, and maritime piracy to air-traffic control—anything that qualifies as a truly "international" issue.
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The House Transportation Committee advanced a reauthorization bill in February with language to separate the nation's air traffic control system from the FAA.
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An aide for Shuster said the lawmaker is having discussions with Democrats and Republicans in both chambers about the air traffic control proposal.
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In June, Trump unveiled a plan to privatize air traffic control in what he said would modernize the system and lower flying costs.
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Narrator: During a normal landing, the pilot is communicating with air traffic control, lining up with the proper runway, and informing the crew.
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Lawmakers are debating the air traffic control privatization proposal as Congress tries to beat a March 31 deadline for renewing the agency's funding.
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Since there's no precedent for national drone traffic control systems, it's hard to say what the concerns with a private solution would be.
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Air traffic from Frankfurt airport could also be affected if there is an easterly wind on Sunday, air traffic control told Reuters on Friday.
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Most of the guests work in security; air traffic control and customs for the unusual spike in inbound flights; international media; or with FIFA.
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Authors of proposals in Congress to privatize air traffic control also have some explaining to do, when it comes to the pace of modernization.
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That means communicating with air traffic control and other aircraft, spotting and avoiding threats, and generally knowing what to do when things go sideways.
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A spokeswoman of the Air Traffic Control could not give details of the problems or say how long it would take to resolve them.
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ATC: Air Traffic Control CRM: Crew Resource Management, a method of coordination between pilots designed to improve their responses to errors and reduce stress.
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration today released an update on the number of reported sightings of drones near airplanes or air traffic control facilities.
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We have not built a major new airport in 20 years, and our air-traffic control systems are woefully behind advancements in today's technology.
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To manage this problem, a number of companies and institutions are working on air traffic control systems for drones — including Alphabet subsidiary Project Wing.
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Eurocontrol, which co-ordinates air-traffic control in Europe, forecasts that the resulting lack of capacity will increase flight delays by 53% this year.
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That system also will need to integrate with existing air traffic control regulations and systems, all of which isn't trivial, to say the least.
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The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved the privatization plan on Tuesday, putting air traffic control under the oversight of a nonprofit corporation.
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A senior official of the air traffic control department and an airline duty manager have been arrested in connection with the matter, Xinhua said.
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JOHN BACHE, JPNational ChairMagistrates AssociationLondon You are correct in noting that the air-traffic-control industry is resisting change ("A holding pattern", June 15th).
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Overflight fees as they're called are a cost exacted on planes for use of air traffic control services and vary from country to country.
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Moreover, air-traffic-control authorities will doubtless have something to say if their airspace seems likely to be invaded by fleets of giant kites.
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The FAA is dealing with a number of other issues, including how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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The U.S. government should invest in and develop a new automated air traffic control system that can manage both autonomous drones and manned aircraft.
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Therefore, the design of aviation information systems presents vulnerabilities that can be exploited by hackers and jeopardize safety of aircraft and air traffic control.
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They vowed to unveil a rival plan for targeted reform that would protect air traffic control from congressional politics by making its funding mandatory.
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Trump will be joined by the CEOs of several major airlines as he makes his air traffic control announcement, ABC News reported Sunday evening.
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President Donald Trump's ambitious proposal to update the nation's air traffic control system could help reduce delays for millions of air travelers every year.
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The operator also knew to fly the drone past air traffic control, where a ban on mobile phones would keep people from filming it.
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She also said the spinoff model would better modernize air traffic control operations than the government and thus improve the overall system for everyone.
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Although Trump's announcement Monday was short on specifics, he did indicate this nonprofit air traffic control system won't be funded through taxpayer dollars. Really?
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National Economic Council director Gary Cohn said the infrastructure package would also include "transformative" projects, such as modernizing the system's air traffic control system.
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Correction: This post originally mischaracterized Representative Larsen's concerns over the role of the Department of Defense in the proposed air traffic control plan. Rep.
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What's interesting, he says, is that different regulators have different concerns, from traffic control to consumer safety, all of which need to be addressed.
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After Canada reformed its air traffic control, the system got safer, new technologies were introduced at faster paces, and it became more cost-efficient.
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As part of the reauthorization for the FAA, Congressional Republicans are proposing a big change to the way America's air traffic control system works.
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Instead, the big opportunity this year is reforming our antiquated air traffic control (ATC) system, which is run by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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This is a proposal that has shown real world success, with over 60 countries having separated their air traffic control service from their regulator.
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Opponents of privatizing the government's air traffic control operations are urging the incoming Trump administration to reject any overhaul efforts in the new Congress.
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It's a Siri-powered smart speaker that allows you to play music, check the traffic, control you smart lights, query sports scores and more.
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And NASA is already working with the FAA to design a next generation air traffic control system specifically for this kind of autonomous aviation.
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The Air Force is also further increasing airport throughput capacity in San Juan by assisting the Federal Aviation Administration with air traffic control repairs.
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It would also expressly prohibit flying drones in an airport's arrival or departure flight path without permission from the airport's air traffic control tower.
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The president announced plans to separate air traffic control from the federal government as part of a broader push to modernize the country's infrastructure.
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Trump's proposal to spin off air traffic control from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) was part of a weeklong White House focus on infrastructure.
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Privatization supporters point to examples of private air traffic control systems in other countries as evidence that privatization could work in the United States.
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Airline lobbying has soared amid a heated congressional debate over whether an aviation bill should include new passenger rights or privatize air traffic control.
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The conservative Heritage Action group is criticizing a controversial Republican plan to separate the nation's air traffic control system from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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"We could pass comprehensive legislation with broad bipartisan support today if the Republicans drop their divisive scheme to privatize air traffic control," he said.
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The official told CNN that two Russian aircraft had been flying with their transponders off and were without contact with local air traffic control.
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A federal watchdog says the Trump administration violated anti-lobbying laws in retweeting a message in support of a bill privatizing air traffic control.
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All of these risks demonstrate why no consensus exists in support of the proposal among those most familiar with our air traffic control system.
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Trump has also encouraged Congress to privatize the nation's air traffic control system, though he has taken no concrete action on that front yet.
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"We were limited by a damaged air traffic control system, we were limited by airports that weren't operational," FEMA administrator Brock Long said Thursday.
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Most of the other major airlines are supporting the plan to create a new air traffic control organization that would be separate the FAA.
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In recordings to air traffic control, in a calm cool voice, the pilot showed nerves of steel and landed the plane quickly and safely.
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For example, our pilot disabled the feature that communicates with air traffic control, since we didn't want to send out a false emergency broadcast.
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Then, the White House saw it play out in real time with air traffic control staffing issues causing massive delays in several northeastern airports.
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Ofcom considers this good news, because illegal broadcasters could interfere with radio frequencies used by emergency services and air traffic control, a spokesman said.
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Prince's life-threatening medical emergency 6 days before he died comes through loud and clear in transmissions between his pilot and air traffic control.
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The father of three, whose wife and children were watching from below, immediately called air traffic control for help, according to Australia's ABC News.
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The FAA is dealing with a number of major issues, including how to integrate drones into the nation's airspace and modernizing air traffic control.
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LG: They're being monitored by air traffic control, by the local government as well, so they're not crashing into anything else in the sky?
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An air traffic controller assigned to the air traffic control tower at Peoria International Airport in Illinois tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday.
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At the same time, government agencies are considering a shutdown order, as the nation's air-traffic control system is increasingly impacted by the virus.
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The Ford's carrier air-traffic control center team assisted the flight-deck certification and had to complete its own certification in concert with it.
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In the wobbling air traffic control tower, as other personnel fled, Anthonius Gunawan Agung, 21, stayed put, helping guide the pilot down the runway.
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The organizers will still need final approval from the Metropolitan Police and from British air traffic control before they can fly the balloon, however.
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"Our nation's 60-year-old air traffic control system needs to be modernized," said Shannon Gilson, the director of public affairs for American Airlines.
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No. Air crews will typically notify air traffic control of an emergency and indicate they need to dump fuel, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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It is also worth noting that the FAA's handling of air traffic control receives approval ratings of well over 80 percent from the public.
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But travelers may not be aware of the increasing risks they encounter each day the FAA fails to modernize our air traffic control system.
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This is no surprise given the decades-long failure of the FAA to modernize and move to the next generation of air traffic control.
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Transcripts of the pilot talking to air traffic control show him saying that he wasn&apost planning on dumping fuel, right before he did.
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Most air traffic control corporations finance their major capital modernization efforts by issuing revenue bonds, and the larger corporations have investment-grade bond ratings.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) shipped an emergency air traffic control tower to St. Thomas on Wednesday after Hurricane Irma tore through the Caribbean.
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Shuster, who has been trying to muscle an airline-backed overhaul of air traffic control through Congress, already has some connections to K Street.
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It stands for the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices for Streets and Highways, which is the guiding light for the nation's transportation engineers.
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While we continue the debate, more than 22019 other nations have already reformed their air traffic control systems and have started reaping the benefits.
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We need to stop pretending that government is best suited to manage a 24/7 high-technology enterprise like our air traffic control system.
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Top Senate appropriators have come out swinging against the proposal because it would remove air traffic control from oversight through the congressional appropriations process.
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Most of the nation's major airlines are supporting the plan to create a new air traffic control organization that would be separate the FAA.
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The facilities that were short-staffed Friday are among about two dozen Air Route Traffic Control Centers, an official of the controllers union said.
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Air traffic control is going to be key to figuring out drone delivery because, unlike with airports, drones don't start from a designated point.
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Moreover, another key evidence collection — requests for air traffic control data normally made quickly after a crash — may not be possible in some cases.
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In every respect but traffic control and the outcome of the game, the occasion was declared a rousing success by most of those involved.
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The air traffic control model would not work, because the tower in that setting has a line of sight on everything in its aegis.
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In the long term, Phantom Auto will act more like air traffic control but for cars — monitoring the vehicle and helping passengers as needed.
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This image provided by Moscow Traffic Control Center Press Service, shows a taxi after crashing into pedestrians on a sidewalk near Red Square in Moscow
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"I can&apost speak English well in life, but I can speak English well with air traffic control," he said in an interview with Searchlight.
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That voice recorder will give investigators evidence of what the crew was thinking, internal discussions and how they discussed the situation with air traffic control.
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Under the proposal, air traffic control would be spun off from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and put under the oversight of a nonprofit corporation.
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The really tricky part, though, will be figuring out how to safely deploy these things, especially when it comes to air traffic control and certification.
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"Scrapping our nation's air traffic control system is an idea that died in the Senate last year, and it'll die again this year," Nelson said.
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In 2017, the air traffic control specialist and her husband Jed, who have three children, lost their home in Ventura, CA, in the Thomas Fire.
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In continental Europe, terror attacks targeted airports and tourist spots, while striking workers blockaded sea ports, grounded airlines and nobbled the air-traffic control system.
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A police traffic control plan was activated at Sydney Airport at 2036 GMT (06.36 am local time) and the plane landed without incident shortly after.
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The airline has to improve training on how to handle such an incident, how communicate with air traffic control and improve aircraft maintenance, it said.
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Instead, he said it should be up to the state of Iowa to decide whether the federal traffic control standards were enforced on its streets.
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On maneuvers in Israel returning from a mission, Elkabetz flew into a foggy cloud-bank that his traffic control tower said should not be there.
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There was only one downside: Because it was a former Continental plane, I couldn't listen to air traffic control like on the previous night's plane.
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The federal regulations, which are published in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, are themselves the product of a lot of trial and error.
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Among them is London City Airport, which plans to close its control tower in 2019 and transfer air-traffic control to a centre 145km away.
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New technology has helped airports run more efficiently, from digital air traffic control software to the ability to check in on a phone or kiosk.
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Air-traffic-control services should have to compete against each other to lower costs, argues Andrew Charlton of Aviation Advocacy, a consultancy based in Switzerland.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation sets forth national standards for highway signs, road markers and other signals in its Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
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"He was able to take the aircraft and get it airborne and we do know he was in communication with air traffic control," Eckrote said.
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Trump argued that the change would speed up efforts to modernize air traffic control, which he said the FAA has failed to do quickly enough.
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Air Traffic Control in Miami reported losing radar and radio contact from an MU-2B about 37 miles east of Eleuthera at 2:10 p.m.
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In a real sense, don't we have more in common with the complexities these airports confront with arrivals, departures, surface management and air traffic control?
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Most obviously, the air traffic control provider would be able to focus on its customers, the airlines, and ultimately the travelling public, rather than politics.
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So they were just showing HOW you could do a plausible attack targeting air traffic control systems at airports/crashing planes in Chicago/Atlanta/LA?
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Several former Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officials are throwing their weight behind a contentious effort to separate air traffic control systems from the federal government.
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But CANSO, an international body representing national air traffic control providers, said delays have many causes from technical problems to airport congestion and bad weather.
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The outage was cause by faulty hardware, the Netherlands' Air Traffic Control said in a statement issued seven hours after the first problem was reported.
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In 2009, for example, Newark Liberty International Airport suffered GPS outages in an air traffic control system whenever a man, named Gary Bojczak, drove by.
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While the FAA would still maintain safety oversight, the plan would represent a dramatic shift in how the country manages its air traffic control operations.
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In a summary document released by the White House, the Trump administration proposes a three-year transition period to shift oversight of air traffic control.
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Like any large organization, the Air Traffic Control (ATC) system can and should improve; indeed—new technologies are already available and beginning to be implemented.
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In fact, Florida should become a model for deploying the National Guard, traffic control for getting people to safety, and opening shelters across the state.
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Air traffic control, which is run by the Federal Aviation Administration, would still operate, while most of the agency's aviation safety inspectors would keep working.
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That is why a true reform bill must fundamentally separate air traffic control from the government and expose it to a free and competitive market.
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The bill gives the FAA's air traffic control assets, worth tens of billions of dollars and paid for by taxpayers, to the private ATC Corp.
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House Republicans on Thursday pulled the plug on a controversial plan to separate the nation's air traffic control system from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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The basic problem is this: The FAA is an enormous bureaucracy struggling to provide a high-tech communications service — a modern air traffic control system.
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We have all been on a plane and heard the pilot tell us we can't take off because of an air traffic control (ATC) delay.
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Air traffic control currently costs the federal government about $10 billion every year, and that doesn't include the secondary costs of such an outdated system.
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Emirates has not raised any concerns about Russian air traffic control or airport equipment relating to the incident, Russia's Rosaviatsia federal air transport agency said.
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Congress opted in September to extend the current FAA authorization through the end of March and did not change the status of air traffic control.
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The OSC report stems from a whistleblower complaint from an air traffic controller at the Jacksonville Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) in Hilliard, Florida.
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The Federal Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices ensures that signs installed within the right-of-way are consistent nationwide and meet these important requirements.
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It is incumbent upon the FAA to fix the process quickly and ensure that our nation's air traffic control towers and centers are fully staffed.
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They are concerned about handing over the power to collect fees to a non-governmental organization and removing air traffic control operations from congressional oversight.
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The pilots had asked to turn back to base shortly before losing contact with air traffic control, a spokesman for Indonesia's air navigation authorities said.
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Durango Governor José Rosas Aispuro also said a gust of wind rocked the plane before it plunged suddenly, citing air traffic control at the airport.
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Most controversially, the AIRR Act proposes that responsibility for air traffic control be taken from the FAA and given to a newly established nonprofit corporation.
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Our pilot is monitoring and chatting with air-traffic control right now, since the radio feature of Safe Return has been disabled for this demo.
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Connery disobeyed a traffic control signal and drove into a flooded area in Norway, New York, said Michael Kopy, the state's director of emergency management.
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Both the Jacksonville and Washington air traffic control facilities manage two busy areas of air traffic in the country up and down the East Coast.
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Mr. Meng previously served as head of the Chinese Public Security Ministry's traffic control department, and he was a deputy director of China's oceanic administration.
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It also means the Transportation Security Administration and air traffic control agencies could run out of money ahead of one of America's busiest travel weekends.
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The multi-floored Jewel, an asymmetrical toroid-shaped building between the airport's existing terminals and the air-traffic control tower, opens officially on April 17.
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Executives at the Brussels gathering listed other grievances including the failure to reform air traffic control networks under the delayed EU Single European Sky initiative.
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The air traffic control tower at Miami International Airport will close if sustained wind speeds reach 55 miles per hour, said airport spokesman Greg Chin.
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Here's a selection of political writing on terrorism in Britain, Mr. Trump's tweets and the privatization of air traffic control you might not have seen.
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According to Reuters, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky cited a leaked audio recording of an Iran Aseman Airlines pilot communicating with air-traffic control in Tehran.
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And more importantly, why did this crew appear not to have informed air traffic control after an affirmative reply that dumping would not be necessary?
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The National Air Traffic Control Service expected Friday to be the busiest day of the year with a record 5.23,25.2 flights criss-crossing British airspace.
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Seconds before the crash that killed all nine people on board, the pilot told air traffic control he was trying to avoid a cloud layer.
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Because of instructions from air traffic control, the crew had to execute a maneuver that could be challenging: slowing while descending more rapidly than normal.
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Under the proposal, air traffic control would be spun off from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and put under the aegis of a nonprofit entity.
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Pesiri-Dybvik and her husband both work for air traffic control and were then furloughed during the government shutdown, Harris' office said in a statement.
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The launch was probably timed in anticipation of the day China significantly loosens traffic control restrictions that ban pickup trucks from densely populated urban areas.
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Air Traffic Control Netherlands (LVNL) said in a series of tweets that the main communications system used between pilots and traffic controllers suffered technical problems.
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The session will include reforming the air traffic control system, Transportation Security Administration issues, user fees and regulatory burdens, a White House official told Reuters.
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Our nation's air traffic control system should not be treated like a political football that is subjected to turf battles and the annual budgeting process.
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Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) is vowing to push ahead on his controversial plan to spin off air traffic control from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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" The airline group added that "modernizing Air Traffic Control is a critical step toward enhancing safety and making flying more dependable and efficient for consumers.
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Flights around the US have been delayed and canceled due to the FAA's brief shutdowns of traffic control facilites after employees tested positive for coronavirus.
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"The previous administration spent over $7 billion trying to upgrade the system and totally failed," Trump said while announcing the Air Traffic Control Reform Initiative.
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Ultimately, the EU says that it wants to create a traffic management system for unmanned drones that's similar to air traffic control for manned planes.
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"To accelerate adoption and reduce the toil of managing service mesh, we're excited to introduce Traffic Director, our new GCP-managed, enterprise-ready configuration and traffic control plane for service mesh that enables global resiliency, intelligent load balancing, and advanced traffic control capabilities like canary deployments," Brad Calder, VP of engineering for technical infrastructure at Google Cloud, wrote in a blog post introducing the tool.
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"The regulator only sets the rules and defines the exchanges, so it's a very different way of doing things from air-traffic control," says Dr Kopardekar.
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MIT's Senseable City Lab has developed slot-based intersections, modeled after air traffic control systems, that could double the rate at which vehicles move through intersections.
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Despite Labour's decent electoral performance, nationalisation is not everywhere on the march; on June 5th Donald Trump made public his desire to privatise air-traffic control.
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"We're still stuck with an ancient, broken, antiquated, horrible system that doesn't work," Trump said of the current air traffic control organization run by the FAA.
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No mayday call was received by the Tampa Bay air-traffic control tower before the small single-engine plane Halladay was flying went down, Nocco said.
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After announcing his goal to privatize the nation's Air Traffic Control System, President Donald Trump sat down at a desk on Monday and signed two documents.
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It grants interim approval to projects that aren't in the manual yet, if applicants can prove the new traffic control device effectively keep road users safe.
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The rules allow a chopper following the East River to operate free of air traffic control by staying below an altitude of 1,100 feet (335 meters).
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It said many countries did not have a specific strategy for air traffic control and that tackling modernization on a national basis might be more productive.
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Air traffic control and TSA have seen their national workforce shrink in recent years, and under the shutdown, training of new hires has been ruled unessential.
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Whatever country first crafts rules for drone delivery will have to tackle one question no single drone maker can solve alone: Low-altitude air traffic control.
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The failed Democratic amendment to keep air traffic control within the FAA would have made FAA funding mandatory, protecting it from political squabbles over the budget.
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Uber has signed a Space Act Agreement with NASA to create a brand-new air traffic control system to manage these low-flying, possibly autonomous aircraft.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Pakistan has closed its airspace, a European air traffic control agency said on Wednesday, amid rising tensions and military activity between Pakistan and India.
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ESA explains:Commercial vessels are mandated to transmit Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals, which are used to track maritime traffic – the oceangoing equivalent of air traffic control.
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The unidentified pilot was addressed as "Rich" and "Richard" by air traffic controllers, a live air-traffic control feed showed, as obtained by the Seattle Times.
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The complex FAA air traffic control system oversees about 50,000 flights in the U.S. per day and is considered one of the safest in the world.
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Chao told CNBC later Monday that the air traffic control privatization would be a "cornerstone initiative" of the Trump administration's broader goal of overhauling U.S. infrastructure.
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These colors were the result of broadcasting US government NEXRAD, or Next Generation Weather Radar, information, a direct product of the NextGen Air Traffic Control system.
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Once an aircraft is more than 240km out to sea, airliners then use equipment like high-frequency radio to keep in touch with air traffic control.
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On June 5, he held an elaborate signing ceremony for the purpose of suggesting to Congress in a memo it move to privatize air traffic control.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House plan to cut transportation spending, privatize air traffic control and scrap long-distance train service is facing strong resistance in Congress .
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Trump said he had been informed that ongoing modernization efforts to the air traffic control system were already obsolete by the pilot of his private jet.
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Neither of the single-engine planes was under air traffic control when they collided, and the circumstances of the crash were not immediately known, Kenitzer said.
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No military air traffic control units on the tarmac directing planeloads of aid supplies, no bustling command center sending convoys of trucks to hard-hit areas.
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Air traffic control restrictions, industrial action, and severe weather meant easyJet canceled 2,606 flights in the quarter, up from 314 in the same period last year.
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President Trump announced plans on Monday to separate air traffic control from the federal government as part of a broader push to modernize the country's infrastructure.
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Trump also announced last week plans to privatize air traffic control, a move that could expedite when drone delivery in the U.S. actually comes to fruition.
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Modern life in general can often be a logistical nightmare, but adding kids to the mix takes domestic air traffic control to a whole new level.
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Senators from both parties are voicing concerns over any legislation that separates air traffic control from the federal government and gives it to a nonprofit organization.
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With the operation of the nation's air traffic control system and its vital role in the American economy at stake, the controllers' union called Reagan's bluff.
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Lawmakers on the House Transportation Committee on Thursday approved a controversial Republican plan to separate the nation's air traffic control system from the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Federal aviation spending would then drop to approximately $6 billion annually over the final three years to cover non-air traffic control functions at the FAA.
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In a recording of the conversation with air traffic control, the pilot can be heard requesting a medical team to tend to injured passengers upon landing.
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Because of the 24/7 importance of air traffic control to the economy, air traffic controllers must be prohibited from striking—just as they are today.
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He had completed a rigorous two-year training program in parachuting, combat diving and air traffic control, and was among the elite of the Air Force.
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One House measure never made it to the floor after leaders scrapped it because it included a provision to privatize the nation's air traffic control system.
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Another project would upgrade the nation's air traffic control system to a satellite-based system – a top priority of House Transportation Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.).
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Then the White House saw it play out in real time Friday morning with air traffic control staffing issues causing massive delays in several northeastern airports.
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" Referring to audio recordings of Russell talking to air traffic control during his hour-long flight, the statement said his "intent was not to harm anyone.
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Staffing issues at air traffic control centers around Washington and Jacksonville, Florida, caused delays across the Northeast, an official with knowledge of the situation told CNN.
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Any of these options could pose safety risks, reduce the efficacy of our air traffic control system, undermine accountability and oversight, and raise costs for consumers.
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The bill would also direct the FAA to integrate cybersecurity measures "at all levels" of the air traffic control system as it moves to NextGen programs.
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President Trump has started to lay out his principles for a $1 trillion makeover of America's roads, bridges, waterways, electrical grid, and air traffic control system.
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On the air traffic control overhaul, Trump plans to share the "principles" he supports, but will leave the drafting of legislation to lawmakers, officials told reporters.
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"Canada, as an example, modernized their air traffic control through a non-government organization about twenty years ago, and they have cut costs significantly," Trump said.
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A short while later, the communications system went down, it said, forcing the crew to switch to an emergency frequency to communicate with air traffic control.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it had evacuated the air traffic control tower at Salt Lake City International Airport and halted flights after the quake.
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The FAA's Air Traffic Control System Command Center briefly issued a ground stop at Newark citing "drone activity," according to a document posted on its website.
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These are items like radios and antennas — anything our troops in the field need to communicate — and also air traffic control systems deployed in the field.
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Instead, two minutes after takeoff, Harvino asked air-traffic control for clearance to proceed to "some holding point" where he and Suneja could figure things out.
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Furthermore, the act of separating air traffic control from the FAA would create jurisdictional and regulatory ambiguities and, in this case, present blatant conflicts of interest.
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It's not yet clear why the fuel was dumped, since the flight's pilot told air-traffic control he would not do so shortly before the incident.
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For one, any system will need to integrate with existing air traffic control infrastructure as well — as local and national regulators grapple with increasingly crowded skies.
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Letter To the Editor: "Trump Backs Private Air Traffic Control in a Nonbinding Plan" (news article, June 6) states that privatization has the support of pilots.
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The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, alleges pilots for Flight 89 failed to notify air traffic control they were going to dump fuel.
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Hurricane Maria damaged or destroyed virtually all of the infrastructure, including the power grid, water treatment plants, ice plants, ports, docks, runways, air traffic control systems.
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The group that lobbies in Washington for most major carriers has rejected the idea that separating air traffic control from the FAA is equivalent to privatization.
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They also await Mr. Trump's thoughts on a proposal to privatize the air traffic control system, which has been run by the federal government since 1936.
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We have multiple air traffic control systems in multiple states all over the country, so this is a project that touches every part of the country.
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If your proposal is to separate air traffic control from the federal government, Mr. Cohn, it would kind of be out of your control, wouldn't it?
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The information prompting Soucie&aposs suggestion of a botched exchange comes from recordings obtained by the Associated Press (AP) between the pilot and air traffic control.
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The French air traffic control walkout last month caused a record-breaking 1,500 flight cancellations, according to estimates by the commercial aviation group Airlines for Europe.
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He appeared to struggle at times, however, telling air traffic control: "I have no idea what all that means" and fretted about his fuel supply declining.
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Some of the issues likely to crop up in that debate include drones, consumer protections and whether to separate air traffic control operations from the FAA.
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House Democrats are accusing the Department of Transportation (DOT) of improperly lobbying Congress and other organizations to support a legislative effort to overhaul air traffic control.
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The White House and House Republican leaders are pressuring reluctant members of the Appropriations Committee to back an overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system.
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The air traffic control tower at Chicago's Midway International Airport was closed Tuesday after "several" technicians there tested positive for coronavirus, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Samart, which runs an air traffic control business in Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar, is keen to invest in solar and hydro power plant projects, he added.
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Flight data shows the almost-new jet was performing erratically after takeoff, and the pilots asked air traffic control if they could return to the airport.
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Given Chao's proclivity toward industry interests, she may be more open to privatizing an integrated air traffic control system and working with the drone industry's timelines.
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The United jet completed its descent after jettisoning some of the fuel loaded for its transatlantic crossing, according to recordings on air traffic control site LiveATC.net.
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NASA and the FAA aren't scheduled to be done with their research into how to integrate drone air traffic control into the national airspace until 2019.
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Their bill would move the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic control division to a new private, nonprofit corporation financed by fees from airlines and private aircraft owners.
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Donald Trump proposed privatising America's air-traffic control system, calling for it to be put in the hands of a not-for-profit organisation outside government control.
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Other of the more frequent violations were failing to obey a traffic control device (eight), using a mobile phone while operating (seven) and following too close (three).
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