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FAA Adds Launch and Reentry Date from Virgin Galactic, Sierra Space - Vimarsana News

FAA Adds Launch and Reentry Date from Virgin Galactic, Sierra Space

Addition of New Commercial Operators Fleshes Out Traffic Data Initiative The FAA has added two more companies to its Space Data Integrator tool| Published: Tue, Jun 11, 2024 | Aero-News Network

FAA Adds Launch and Reentry Date from Virgin Galactic, Sierra Space - Vimarsana News

FAA Adds Launch and Reentry Date from Virgin Galactic, Sierra Space

Addition of New Commercial Operators Fleshes Out Traffic Data Initiative The FAA has added two more companies to its Space Data Integrator tool| Published: Tue, Jun 11, 2024 | Aero-News Network

Drunk and asleep on the job: Air traffic controllers pushed to the brink - Vimarsana News

Drunk and asleep on the job: Air traffic controllers pushed to the brink

One air traffic controller went into work drunk this summer and joked about “making big money buzzed”. Another routinely smoked marijuana during breaks. A...

Drunk and asleep on the job: Air traffic controllers pushed to the brink - Vimarsana News

Drunk and asleep on the job: Air traffic controllers pushed to the brink

In the past two years, air traffic controllers and others have submitted hundreds of complaints to a Federal Aviation Administration hotline describing issues like dangerous staffing shortages, mental health problems, and deteriorating buildings, some infested by bugs and black mold.

Labor shortages among air traffic controllers threatens airline safety - Vimarsana News

Labor shortages among air traffic controllers threatens airline safety

Chronic air traffic controller staffing issues are causing an increase in safety incidents, aviation experts told the US Senate.

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