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Multiple flights grounded at Paris Orly after air traffic control breakdown

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Hundreds of flights have been delayed or cancelled at Paris Orly Airport (ORY) after air traffic control systems experienced a breakdown. The DGAC advised travelers to contact their airline for updates on flight status and arrangements, adding that the situation is improving but still requires traffic regulation.

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Oakland air traffic control IT outage causes US west coast flight disruption

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Multiple flights from US West Coast airports heading across the Pacific Ocean were subjected to delays and disruption following an IT outage at the Oakland Oceanic Air Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) located in Oakland near San Francisco on February 22, 2025.

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Azerbaijan signs agreement with NATS to modernize air traffic control services

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The national air navigation control service provider of Azerbaijan, Azeraeronavigation (AZANS), has announced the signing of a collaboration agreement with NATS , the UKs leading provider of air traffic management services.

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FAA enhances support for DCA air traffic control after Washington mid-air crash 

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced it is increasing support and oversight for the air traffic control team at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA). Additionally, officials reported that the bodies of all 67 victims who lost their lives in the crash have been recovered.

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Report: Newark Faced Doomsday Scenario, With Zero Air Traffic Controllers

One Mile at a Time

We know that the air traffic control situation at and around Newark International Airport (EWR) is currently a complete mess, as the airport is severely understaffed , all while air traffic controllers have suffered repeated full radio and radar outages.

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FAA hires record number of air traffic controllers for 2024, exceeds targets

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) hired a total of 1,811 air traffic controllers for Fiscal Year 2024, exceeding its goal of 1,800. Although the target was exceeded by just 11, this marks significant progress in the FAA’s work to reverse the decades-long decline in air traffic controller staffing numbers.

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Why An Air Traffic Controller Is Warning Newark Airport Is Unsafe

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An air traffic controller has told the media in the US that passengers should avoid flying to and from Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) due to its airspace being unsafe following a recent air traffic control outage.