The FAA said that five months have been shaved off the old hiring pipeline through efforts to “supercharge” air traffic ...

The decades-long shortage of air traffic controllers in the U.S. won’t be solved anytime soon, even with a hiring blitz.

After recent layoffs of employees at the Federal Aviation Administration and a string of aviation incidents, passengers and ...

The federal government isn't hiring for many positions these days — except air traffic controllers. The Federal Aviation Administration announced plans last week to "supercharge" hiring efforts ...

The Trump Administration has a plan to increase air traffic control staffing: faster hiring and more money. Transportation ...

It's too soon to say how the firings will affect aviation safety, but because they did not, at least initially, impact frontline FAA safety employees, it may be hard to connect any future uptick in ...

W hen Musk and his allies turned their attention to the FAA last month, they identified a problem: The communications ...

Months have been taken off of the old hiring pipeline through Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's recent efforts to ...

— Johns Hopkins University is out with new research that examines which U.S. bridges are at high risk for a ship strike. Several are projected to face a major collision at least once every 20 to 50 ...

A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employee was caught helping minority air traffic controller candidates cheat their way to a job. Navy veteran Shelton Snow, a top figure […] ...

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced an investigation after a report alleged that an air traffic operations supervisor helped minority candidates cheat on entrance exams. Duffy reposted a […] ...

“Central Texans continue to be unnecessarily inconvenienced because of the FAA’s failure to do its job. With less than half the number of air traffic controllers we should have, and Trump ...