Air traffic controllers at Newark Liberty International Airport again lost contact with planes Monday, according to the FAA.

Air traffic controllers have been using outdated equipment for decades. Some Federal Aviation Administration, (FAA) ...

David Grizzle, the Chief Operating Officer and head of air traffic control for the FAA during ... system is the very best technology of the 1980s. And like so much of the equipment that exists ...

The National Air Traffic Controllers Association ... but dated computers from the 1980s with stereotypically green-tinted monochrome monitors don't give FAA personnel any confidence while on ...

WASHINGTON — Air traffic controllers are facing about 1,000 ... said most of the technology currently in use is, at best, late 1980s, early 1990s-era, making it a “top priority” for ...

The Trump administration unveiled Thursday a plan to overhaul the antiquated US air traffic control system, acting with industry and lawmakers' support on a hot-button issue after a deadly crash this ...

The air traffic controllers directing planes into the Newark, New Jersey, airport briefly lost their radar Friday morning for the second time in two weeks, renewing concerns about the nation's aging ...

Denver7 first reported that as many as 20 pilots on their way to DIA were unable to speak with air traffic controllers due to ...

At least five air traffic controllers have taken 45-day trauma leave, per CNN, suggesting delays at Newark, which averaged two-hours-and-forty minutes on Monday, will endure for some time. Any delays ...

The incident also led to five air traffic controllers taking trauma leave ... is running off a tower that’s full of copper wire dating back to the 1980s with outdated and inefficient technology.

The air traffic controllers directing planes into ... is running off a tower that’s full of copper wire dating back to the 1980s with outdated and inefficient technology. And the region is ...