Airlines for America Urges $20B for FAA ATC Upgrades
Airlines for America and a coalition of industry leaders requested $20 billion from Congress to modernize the outdated US air traffic control system.
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Airlines for America and a coalition of industry leaders requested $20 billion from Congress to modernize the outdated US air traffic control system.
A British Airways A320 nose-wheel fault at London Gatwick forced 14 diversions and nine aircraft to declare fuel emergencies.
A Hawker 800XP pilot failed to follow ATC instructions, forcing a United 787 to execute a TCAS resolution advisory to avoid a collision on July 8, 2026.
The FAA has extended flight limits at Chicago O'Hare to 2,708 daily operations through October 30, 2027, to mitigate ongoing congestion and delays.
Bristol Airport grounded all flights following a total loss of ground radar and ATC communication systems caused by severe thunderstorms.
The FAA has awarded Air Space Intelligence an $875 million contract to deploy the SMART system, aiming to reduce U.S. airspace congestion by 2026.
U.S. pilots are urging Congress to pass aviation safety legislation to address critical ATC staffing shortages and mandate new collision-avoidance systems.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford confirms the safety of legacy air traffic control systems while acknowledging the need to replace aging IT infrastructure.
EL AL flight LY19 declared a minimum fuel state on May 20, 2026, after failing to maintain assigned speeds during its arrival into JFK.
The FAA is investing $835.8M to replace 8 ATC towers and upgrade 41 Federal Contract Towers, using Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funds to modernize.
Recent pilot UAP sightings highlight new FAA rules mandating formal reporting of aerial phenomena, shifting from anecdotal observation to structured...
The NTSB is investigating another close call at Reagan National Airport amid a national rise in serious runway incursions driven by ATC staffing shortages.
A fatal LaGuardia runway collision between a CRJ900 and a fire truck has sparked an NTSB probe into ATC workload and surface detection technology failures.
The NTSB is investigating a fatal LaGuardia runway collision between a CRJ-900 and a fire truck, focusing on ATC staffing and technology failures.
LaGuardia Airport's Runway 4 has reopened after a fatal collision between an Air Canada CRJ-900 and a fire truck, as the NTSB investigates ATC error.
The NTSB is investigating a fatal Air Canada Express runway collision at LaGuardia that killed two pilots, highlighting systemic ATC and surface safety...
The FAA is mandating radar separation for helicopters and planes at 150+ U.S. airports after a fatal midair collision near Washington, D.C.