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FAA says controller shortage will halt landings Thursday at Orlando airport

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration said that Orlando International Airport later on Thursday is expected to be without certified air traffic controllers preventing landings as employee absences grow during the ongoing government shutdown.

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Multiple US airports exeriencing ground delays due to staffing shortages, FAA advisories show

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Orlando International Airport flights delayed up to 11 hours due to staffing issues, FAA says

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Flight delays hit Orlando, Dallas, DC due to shortage of air traffic controllers

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Shutdown makes air travel system ‘less safe,’ air traffic controllers say

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Savannah airport sees little delays as air traffic controllers miss first full paycheck

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Air traffic controllers working unpaid as flight delays grow

"The pressure is real," added air traffic controller Joe Segretto.

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Air traffic controllers miss first full paycheck, as flight delays loom and government shutdown nears a month

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Isolated flight delays may spread as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

JetBlue flight makes emergency landing at Tampa Airport

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JetBlue flight makes emergency landing at Tampa Airport after sudden 'drop in altitude' injures passengers

A JetBlue flight traveling from Cancun to New Jersey was forced to make an emergency diversion to Tampa on Thursday after a sudden "drop in altitude" left several passengers injured, the air carrier t...

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JetBlue flight diverted to Tampa, Florida, after plane experienced a drop in altitude

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JetBlue plane diverts to Tampa, injuries reported after flight issue

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FAA issues ground delay at DFW Airport for second time this week

The FAA said Thursday’s ground delay snarled departures to DFW by an average of 21 minutes. The delay is currently in effect until 9:59 p.m., the FAA said.

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Newark airport grounds planes as government shutdown staffing shortage leaves FAA struggling

Newark Liberty International Airport has grounded planes as staffing shortages from the ongoing government shutdown leave the Federal Aviation Administration struggling.

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FAA sees "numerous abnormalities" in Denver's Park Hill land swap, seeks more time to examine offer

The FAA has requested additional time to review a proposed transaction by the city of Denver to give a developer another 20 acres of land at Denver International Airport as part of the land swap involving the former Park Hill Golf Course,

Johnston Regional Airport hopes to pioneer FAA's next-gen digital air traffic control

While the Federal Aviation Administration is facing an air traffic controller shortage, it’s testing a modern alternative to the traditional air traffic control system called a remote tower. The head of Johnston Regional Airport wants to be “first in flight” once this digital remote tower takes off.