· 1hFAA to roll out Runway Incursion Device at 74 air traffic control towers
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that it will roll out an enhanced safety system, the Runway Incursion Device (RID), at 74 air traffic control towers across the United States. The FAA describes the RID as “memory aid” for air traffic controllers which works by indicating when a runway is occupied or closed.
The Federal Aviation Administration said on Wednesday it will install enhanced safety technology at 74 airports by the end of ...
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A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employee was caught helping minority air traffic controller candidates cheat their way to a job. Navy veteran Shelton Snow, a top figure […] ...
I asked the FAA about the air traffic controller numerical shortage. The response was that the FAA has over 14,000 controllers and exceeded its hiring goal of 1,800 in 2024 with 1,811. Yet ...
Millions of travelers rely on air traffic controllers every day to orchestrate high-speed maneuvers and help prevent planes from crashing. But a critical shortage has forced many to work “six days a ...
The FAA has been operating without a confirmed head since Donald Trump took office in January, when former administrator Mike Whitaker resigned a year into his five-year term. Trump named Chris ...
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