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Major delays at Newark Airport roll into sixth day as FAA cites air traffic control staffing issues

Air traffic control staffing issues continued to cause major delays for passengers flying in and out of the busy Newark airport outside of New York City for an unprecedented sixth day in a row.

Fox Business on MSN · 1d

FAA staffing issues, runway repairs force hundreds of flight cancellations, delays at Newark airport

FAA staffing shortages and runway construction are causing flight cancellations and delays at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey on Friday.

ABC News on MSN · 6h

FAA issues continue at Newark airport

A major shortage of air traffic controllers cause at least 56 flight cancellations as airlines scramble to adjust schedules.

FAA offering more incentives

Insider on MSN · 2d

FAA offers $10,000 bonuses to hire new air traffic controllers

Air traffic control is a demanding career. Only 57% to 73% of trainees graduate, but those who do can earn an average pay of $160,000, before bonuses.

Marketplace · 3d

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.

KTLA · 21h

FAA offering more incentives as air traffic controller shortage worsens

The Federal Aviation Administration is rolling out new financial incentives to attract and retain air traffic controllers amid a growing nationwide staffing crisis that has delayed and canceled

FAA, tugboat and Portland

WGME Portland on MSN · 1d

35-pound object that hit car in Portland came from tugboat, FAA says

Based on the damage and location, police say it appeared at the time the object may have fallen from an airplane.

Yahoo · 21h

The 35-pound rod that smashed a car in Portland did not fall from the sky, FAA says

The 35-pound piece of metal that crushed the rear window and hatch of a car in the Casco Bay Lines parking lot didn't fall from an airplane — it was launched from a nearby tugboat. Cam Malette, a 21-year-old deckhand for Casco Bay Lines,

The Boston Globe · 1d

35-pound object suspected to have fallen from sky in Maine was a tugboat tiedown, FAA officials say

Police initially thought the metal part, which crashed into a parked car, could have plunged from an airplane.

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FAA: Army helicopter taking ‘scenic route’ near Reagan National forces two passenger jets to shift course

An Army helicopter flying in the D.C. airspace Thursday forced two commercial passenger jets inbound to Ronald Reagan ...

Space.com on MSN2d

FAA grounds Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket until failure investigation is complete

"A return to flight is based on the FAA determining that any system, process, or procedure related to the mishap does not ...

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United to cancel 35 roundtrip flights a day at EWR after ongoing FAA equipment, staffing issues: CEO

Following a week of delays and cancellations at Newark Liberty International Airport due to FAA equipment issues and staffing ...

Joby’s Flying Taxi Passes Biggest Test Yet as It Seeks FAA Approval

The six-rotor aircraft passed a cool milestone, but we’re still waiting to see if these sky Ubers ever actually lift off ...

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Helicopter Caused 2 Planes to Abort Landings at Washington, DC Airport—FAA

After a deadly collision on January 29, the FAA imposed permanent restrictions on non-essential helicopter operations near ...

Pipe that smashed Maine car didn't come from plane: FAA reveals source

Police initially thought a 35-pound metal pipe that shattered the rear window and dented the liftgate of a car parked on the ...

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