The air traffic controller who caught the potential disaster is one of 30 certified professionals employed at Nashville airport's tower. Amid a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers, that ...

The Seattle-headquartered airline company - parent of Alaska Airlines, Hawiian Airlines and Horizon Air - framed the country's airspace issues in a 26 September report as part of a long-term trend of ...

A flight attempting to take off from Los Angeles to Boston Sunday night slammed on its brakes after a cargo plane unexpectedly crossed the runway in front of it.

America’s airspace is the safest and strongest in the world, thanks to the incredible people who manage it every day and keep nearly one billion annual passengers moving safely around our country.

A partial U.S. government shutdown next week would halt air traffic controller hiring and training and cost the U.S. travel sector $1 billion per week, an industry group said on Thursday.

After the Spring's air traffic control meltdown at Newark Airport, FAA says they've hired a record number of air traffic controller trainees to boost the ranks.

This tense footage captures two aircraft flying in unusually close proximity, prompting immediate avoidance maneuvers. Whether caused by weather, miscommunication, or traffic sequencing, the situation ...

With Congress at a stalemate, government agencies are preparing for a potential shutdown that could disrupt services and impact federal workers. A government shutdown occurs when Congress fails to ...

Since April of this year, Newark Liberty International Airport has had several ground stops due to insufficient staffing.

US aviation hit by dual shortage of controllers and trainers, straining FAA pipelines and risking flight delays.

The family of one of the 67 people who were killed in January's midair plane crash in Washington, D.C., filed a lawsuit over the "wholly avoidable tragedy." ...

"The national airspace system is already under strain with air traffic controller shortages and periodic equipment failures," said Derrick Collins.