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ATC Attrition Can Be Blunted

The FAA will be able to cope with the loss of almost half of its air traffic controller workforce over the next nine years if it can keep better track of a

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By AIN Staff • AIN Staff

December 19, 2007

NoamAI Launches Artificial Intelligence ATC Assistant

Predictive engine designed to support tower situational awareness

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Amsterdam Schiphol International Airport control tower with a plane landing in the background during sunset.

EASA Certifies First U-space ATM Service Provider For Uncrewed Aircraft

Anra Technologies is ready to launch U-space services across Europe

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FAA: Newark ATC Failures Prompt Controller Trauma Leave

Agency reiterates need for tech upgrades after Newark failures

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Newark Airport in the New York City area experienced significant disruption.

New FAA-NATCA Deal Adds Bonuses To Bolster ATC Ranks

NATCA calls new pact “a meaningful step” toward solving controller shortage

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WWII-era North Atlantic Blue Spruce Routes Removed

Blue Spruce involved airspace between Iceland and Greenland

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OpsGroup NAT chart depicting Blue Spruce Routes

Lawmakers Challenge FAA’s Starlink Consideration

Reps Moulton, Larsen, and Cohen requested information about potential changes to the FAA Enterprise Network Services program

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FAA’s Potential Pivot to Starlink Questioned

Satellite technology faces scrutiny for critical safety systems

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DOT Secretary Announces Plan To Supercharge ATC Hiring

Aviation organizations have expressed resounding support for the initiative

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