GCAA Suspends Two Controllers After Loss of Separation Incident in Guyana
Guyana's GCAA has suspended two air traffic controllers after a United and Turpial Airlines flight came within five miles, half the required separation.
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Guyana's GCAA has suspended two air traffic controllers after a United and Turpial Airlines flight came within five miles, half the required separation.
A Delta Air Lines pilot's wrong turn while taxiing at New York JFK led to a critical exchange with air traffic control, highlighting runway safety issues.
The Irish Defence Forces is acquiring a mobile air traffic control tower and anti-drone systems to enhance security for its EU presidency in July 2026.
Athens Airport faced flight disruptions after a technical fault in a key data system, raising concerns over Greece's aging ATC infrastructure.
A US government shutdown forces essential FAA and TSA staff to work unpaid, increasing the risk of significant airport delays and flight cancellations.
San Diego International Airport reported 141 flight delays as high winds from a coastal storm created challenging operational conditions for aircraft.
AirNav Ireland faces a severe staffing crisis that could trigger widespread summer flight cancellations across Dublin and Cork airports this year.
NTSB officials found air traffic control failed to warn United Airlines Flight 1890 about turbulence; the error led to several crew and passenger injuries.
The FAA awarded Peraton a $1.5 billion contract to manage a $12.5 billion air traffic control overhaul after President Trump secured a $200 million discount.
The FAA is rolling out advanced surface radar technology to prevent runway incursions and improve safety at major commercial airports across the nation.
Saudi Air Navigation Services and Indra launched the Middle East's first remote tower at Al-Ula Airport; controllers now manage flights from Jeddah.
The FAA selected Peraton for a $1.5 billion contract to oversee air traffic control reforms; the deal aims to modernize aging aviation infrastructure.
Global Aerospace's Jetstream report warns that airport runway growth lags behind surging travel demand, threatening to increase flight delays worldwide.
Poland's PANSA temporarily closed Rzeszow and Lublin airports near the Ukraine border, a NATO logistics hub, for military aviation operations after massive Russian strikes.
FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford accepted systemic failures contributed to the deadly midair collision near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, citing inadequate safety safeguards.
Airbus completed its fello'fly trials, successfully demonstrating a precision airborne rendezvous between two widebody A350s to enable Wake Energy Retrieval and cut long-haul fuel use by over 5%.
Massport's draft strategic plan for Boston Logan International Airport includes a major air traffic control tower renovation or replacement and terminal modernization.
TSB classified the Jan. 2 incident as a Class 5 occurrence after a Victoria-bound flight briefly lost altitude near Vancouver International Airport (YVR) before recovering safely.
The FAA issued a Safety Alert for Operators (SAFO) urging airlines to use "extreme caution" near rocket launch zones after Starship incidents caused air traffic and fuel concerns.
A United Express CRJ-700 pilot executed a go-around at SFO due to concerns over a Boeing 777's runway position, sparking a sharp disagreement with Air Traffic Control.