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Air traffic controllers miss 1st paycheck in shutdown

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Could air traffic controllers delaying senators’ flights end the shutdown?

On Thursday, air traffic controllers caused delays at Reagan National Airport just as lawmakers were headed home.

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Air traffic controllers miss first paycheck due to government shutdown

Idaho State Journal · 1d

US Senate again rejects bill ending shutdown, as air traffic controllers miss paychecks

Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 17h

Atlanta’s air traffic controllers juggle flights and side hustles amid shutdown

Air traffic controllers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport say they’re being pushed to the brink as the government shutdown stretches on.

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

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

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

"But I'll tell you this, almost every controller can't make it without two paychecks. And so, I think the message is clear ... They've sent a message to open up the government and end the shutdown."

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Air traffic controllers union calls for end to government shutdown

ABC7 · 1d

Flight delays become more common as air traffic controllers go without pay during shutdown

Fox News

Misplaced antenna caused military controllers to lose contact with Black Hawk near DCA: report

An Army general recently confirmed that military air traffic controllers lost contact with an Army helicopter, prompting two commercial planes to perform go-arounds to avoid crashing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), where a midair ...

wjla

Pentagon lost contact with Army helicopter on flight that caused May 1 DCA 'go arounds'

WASHINGTON (AP) — Military air traffic controllers lost contact with an Army helicopter for about 20 seconds as it neared the Pentagon on the flight that caused two commercial jets to abort their landings this month at a Washington airport, the Army told ...

ARLnow.com

Plan to keep DCA’s ‘Fly Quiet’ effort in-house draws flak from regional noise panel

A decision to keep noise-mitigation efforts at Reagan National Airport in-house, rather than outsource them to independent experts, is drawing criticism from an advisory panel. The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (WMAA) announced its decision on "Fly Quiet" efforts at the Oct.