FAA chief says air traffic control towers will "never" reach full staffing under current system, calling it "chronically ...

The FAA is committing $6 billion to upgrade air traffic control infrastructure, set to roll out within three years instead of ...

The FAA says it needs an additional $20 billion to modernize air traffic control — on top of the $12.5 billion Congress has ...

U.S. Federal Aviation Administration head Bryan Bedford said on Tuesday the agency is committing $6 billion by year-end on ...

To revamp the old system, the agency put down an initial $12.5 billion and awarded a contract to technology firm Peraton, ...

U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and Federal Aviation Administrator Bryan Bedford have announced ...

The Transportation Department is pushing hard for the new system to go online in 2028, with a price tag for modernization that could reach $31.5 billion.

Bryan Bedford and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy are rallying support for funds that they say will help move workloads ...

The government picked a company with little experience working with the Federal Aviation Administration called Peraton to ...

Our air traffic control system is run as a bureaucracy within the Federal Aviation Administration, so it gets caught in the ...

The administration, Congress and the aviation industry are united on a detailed and aggressive plan to build a new air traffic control system. In fact, Congress has already approved more than a third ...

The professionals ensuring the safety of the entire U.S. air transportation system deserve better, and so does the flying ...