The lasting impacts of the unthinkable on ATC.

Less than three months since the last shutdown ended, the air travel sector faces yet another funding lapse and the strong potential for flight disruptions.

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Department Office of Inspector General said on ...

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Major U.S. airlines on Thursday urged Congress to pay air traffic ...

Tulsa International Airport has reached a significant milestone in its largest infrastructure project to date, as crews ...

Angelo State University's Air Traffic Operations program has partnered with UFA to create a new simulator lab to help ...

The FAA is trying to hire nearly 9,000 new air traffic controllers by 2028, but the pipeline meant to train them is struggling to keep pace—and now US federal watchdogs want to know why. The ...

Sacramento City College joins a small group of U.S. schools that can fully prepare air traffic controllers for the workforce.

Travelers are bracing for the impact of a partial government shutdown that could disrupt flights. Why it's happening and what's affected.

This parenting style gives teens the chance to become adults who solve problems on their own, but still communicate with ...

A rash of flight cancellations that affected 200,000 passengers in Sydney last month is prompting calls for urgent changes.

The Tulsa International Airport celebrated a big construction milestone on Friday as the first section of the new air traffic control tower cab was lifted into place.