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Further Strike Action to Impact European and U.K. Travelers

A strike by air traffic controllers at Orly airport near Paris has resulted in the cancellation of 70 percent of scheduled flights this past weekend. The French civil aviation authority ordered the airport to make the cuts after the UNSA-ICNA…

FAA Fast-Tracks Training for Some Prospective Air Traffic Controllers

In a significant move to address staffing shortages and expedite the recruitment of air traffic controllers, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that graduates of accredited college and university air traffic control programs will no longer be required to…

Why The FAA’s 169 New Routes Will Impact Air Travel

Last weekend, the Federal Aviation Administration announced a plan to add more east-coast routes for flights. 169 new flight corridors will be inaugurated for the summer season, while many others will be retired. The FAA says the new routes are…

Audio: Authorities Investigating Near-Miss at JFK

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is investigating a close call at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport after a near-miss between two aircraft Friday evening. A Near-Disastrous Incident At around 8:45 p.m., Delta Air Lines Flight 1943 was…

Lima Airport Signs Renewables Contract As It Begins Expansion Project

Lima Airport Partners (LAP) — the parent company managing Lima, Peru's Jorge Chávez International Airport — and Engie Energía Perú, signed this week a contract for the latter company to supply the airport's main terminal with renewable energy covering all…