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FAA: Glitch fixed after causing flight delays

The failed computer system that caused flight delays across the country has been restored, the Federal Aviation Administration said Thursday.

Feds clarify description of Hudson River air collision

Federal officials Monday clarified their description of what an air traffic controller at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport could have seen on radar just before a tour helicopter collided with a small plane over the Hudson River.

Hudson air crash probe focuses on controller; union cries foul

Investigators probing last weekend's fatal aircraft collision over New York's Hudson River focused Friday on an air traffic controller, though union leaders angrily said the controller could have done nothing to prevent the crash.

FAA suspends 2 air traffic controllers over Hudson crash

The Federal Aviation Administration has suspended two air traffic controllers over last week's collision of two aircraft over the Hudson River that killed nine people, a spokeswoman said.

Preliminary agreement reached with air traffic controllers

The Obama administration has reached a tentative three-year agreement with the nation's air traffic controllers over pay and working conditions which could end a period of open hostility between controllers and their employer.

Passenger lands turboprop plane after pilot dies

It's a nightmarish scenario straight out of the movies: A passenger is forced to land a plane after its pilot becomes incapacitated.

New runways open at 3 of nation's busiest airports

Brand new runways are opening at three major airports Thursday, giving the aviation community something to cheer about in a year of dismal economic and travel news.

2nd possible near collision at JFK in a week

An incident involving two airborne passenger jets on Friday has raised questions of a second possible near collision within a week at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Time.com: Air Traffic Controller Sounds Alarm

Runway incursions are on the rise and an air traffic vet thinks he knows why

Air traffic controllers' union: Shortages hurting safety

A shortage of experienced air traffic controllers has resulted in a "staffing emergency" that is jeopardizing safety in the sky and on runways in Atlanta, Chicago, New York and Southern California, according to the union representing the nation's 14,800 controllers.

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