Name: What Happens if Air Traffic Controllers Can’t Work Due to COVID-19? - AIN
Uploaded: 2020-04-13T13:00:00.000Z
Description: What Happens if Air Traffic Controllers Can’t Work Due to COVID-19? - AIN

One knock-on consequence of the Covid-19 emergency has been some disruption to air traffic control services. It’s just one of many considerations that business aircraft operators are having to take account of at the moment, and AIN’s editor-in-chief Matt Thurber has been following this story.

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What Happens if Air Traffic Controllers Can’t Work Due to COVID-19? - AIN

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