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The FAA wants to hire more air traffic controllers, but that won’t happen overnight
The FAA did not agree to a recorded interview for this story, but in a written statement it said that growing the controller workforce is “a top priority for the FAA.” It also highlighted that more than 8,300 people recently qualified to take an aptitude test, which is an early step in the process of becoming a controller.
Additionally, DOT and the National Association of Air Traffic Controllers, the air traffic controllers' union, struck a deal ...
United Airlines announced it has cut 35 daily roundtrip flights at Newark Liberty International Airport starting in May 2025 ...
The FAA is rolling out financial incentives for air traffic controllers to boost recruitment and retention efforts amid a ...
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Raytheon Technologies and IBM may get the contract to modernize the U.S. air ...
WASHINGTON, DC — Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is launching a new air traffic controller recruitment and retention ...
The White House said on Friday it wants to cut funding for the Transportation Security Administration by $247 million, while ...
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