The new head of the Federal Aviation Administration said on Thursday the current state of the aging, understaffed U.S. air ...

Overhaul of nation's air traffic control system has started with training of controllers, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says ...

New FAA administrator Bryan Bedford called the U.S. air traffic control system "unacceptable" and vowed major tech upgrades ...

And it would replace 618 radar systems that have exceeded their lifespan. The FAA's new system also calls for six new air traffic control centers, none of which have been built in the last 60 years.

Ever wondered what truly keeps America’s bustling skies safe and organized? You might picture cutting-edge technology, sleek monitors, and lightning-fast processors. The truth, until now, has been far ...

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee budgeted $12.5 billion for overhauling the air traffic control system alone, which Duffy has said will likely not be enough and the committee ...

Verizon has a massive $2.4 billion contract to provide a long-sought upgrade to the FAA’s communications system, known as the FAA Enterprise Network Services, or FENS, program.

He noted that the FAA currently spends more than $100 million a month to maintain outdated systems that still use floppy disks. “The American aviation system is in dire need of an overhaul ...

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The FAA's new system also calls for six new air traffic control centers, none of which have been built in the last 60 years. "It is critical the United States acts now to invest and modernize a ...

A top priority for the FAA is the dated air traffic control system. Paper strips and floppy discs — technology still used by controllers today — have become a talking point on Capitol Hill.