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    Hudson River helicopter crash: Five people recovered, search continues for another | CNN

    cnn.com • Accident • USA

    A helicopter crash in the Hudson River near New York City resulted in five people being rescued, with a search ongoing for a sixth.

    Company Involved in Hudson River Helicopter Crash Shuts Down: FAA - Business Insider

    businessinsider.com • Aviation • United States

    Following a fatal helicopter crash in New York's Hudson River, the involved company, New York Helicopter Tours, is shutting down operations, prompting an FAA review and NTSB investigation.

    EE UU cierra con efecto «inmediato» la empresa del accidente de helicóptero en el que murió la familia española | El Correo

    elcorreo.com • Aviation • United States

    Following a fatal helicopter crash in New York's Hudson River that killed a Spanish family, the FAA immediately shut down the involved company, New York Helicopter Tours, and launched an investigation.

    Trump’s Transport Officials Now Begging Staff Who Resigned to Stay: ‘It’s a S*** Show’

    thedailybeast.com • Politics • USA

    The US Department of Transportation is facing a staffing crisis after thousands of employees, far exceeding initial expectations, volunteered for resignation under a federal cost-cutting initiative.

    NASA has made an air traffic control system for drones | MIT Technology Review

    technologyreview.com • Aviation • World

    NASA's development of a drone air traffic control system, UTM, enables safe simultaneous drone flights, fostering collaboration among competing companies and paving the way for broader adoption.

    Newark airport meltdown: Inside the multi-day travel disruption | CNN

    cnn.com • Aviation • USA

    A communication and radar system failure at Newark Liberty International Airport caused a weeklong disruption, highlighting issues of understaffing and outdated technology within the air traffic control system.

    Air Traffic Control Meltdown Left Planes ‘Flying Blind’ at Major US Airport – The Daily Beast

    thedailybeast.com • Aviation • USA

    A 90-second communications blackout at Newark Liberty International Airport caused significant flight disruptions and prompted trauma leave for air traffic controllers.

    Newark Airport Lost Contact With Incoming Planes Last Monday

    nymag.com • Aviation • United States

    A 90-second communication and radar outage at Newark Liberty International Airport on April 28th caused significant flight delays and highlighted critical issues within the US air traffic control system.

    What to know about the air traffic controller shortage – Chicago Tribune

    chicagotribune.com • Aviation • USA

    The Trump administration is working to address a significant shortage of air traffic controllers in the United States, a longstanding issue impacting flight safety and efficiency.

    Controllers handling flights around Newark Liberty International Airport experience another outage | CNN

    cnn.com • Aviation • United States

    A telecommunications outage at the Philadelphia TRACON Area C caused a radar and communications failure impacting flights at Newark Liberty International Airport, leading to numerous delays and cancellations.

    FAA Says Newark Airport Hit by New 90-Second Communications Outage | The Epoch Times

    theepochtimes.com • Aviation • United States

    Newark Liberty International Airport experienced a 90-second communications outage, causing significant flight delays and cancellations, adding to recent air traffic control issues at the major U.S. hub.

    What’s Behind the Newark-Airport Fiasco - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • World

    Years of underfunding and outdated technology have brought the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to the brink of collapse, leading to near misses and system failures.

    Why the Air-Traffic Control System Is Broken - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Aviation • United States

    The United States' air traffic control system is facing a crisis due to outdated technology, insufficient funding, and a flawed governance structure, prompting calls for reform and significant investment.

    Air traffic control outages: Radio, radar and frequency issues are not isolated to Newark | CNN

    cnn.com • Aviation • World

    Widespread air traffic control communication and radar outages across the US, revealed through numerous reports, highlight the urgent need for modernization of aging equipment and infrastructure.

    ‘It was a terrible idea’: Air traffic controllers say recent issues at Newark are rooted in a plan from Trump’s first term | CNN Politics

    cnn.com • Politics • USA

    A plan initiated during the Trump administration to move Newark airport's air traffic control to Philadelphia is blamed by air traffic controllers for recent system outages and safety concerns.

    San Diego business jet crashes in Murphy Canyon, multiple dead | CNN

    cnn.com • Aviation • USA

    A business jet crashed into homes in a San Diego military housing community, resulting in multiple fatalities and injuries.

    The Newark airport crisis is about to become everyone’s problem | The Verge

    theverge.com • Aviation • USA

    Outdated technology and chronic understaffing at the FAA's Newark air traffic control facility are causing frequent outages, jeopardizing air safety and highlighting a larger national problem.

    House Passes FAA Bill With Big Hikes for Airport Grant Funds | Engineering News-Record

    enr.com • Politics • United States

    The US House of Representatives passed a bill significantly increasing airport infrastructure grant funding and includes provisions for drone regulations and integrated project delivery.

    The Government Is Investigating Whether DEI Causes Plane Crashes - The Atlantic

    theatlantic.com • Politics • USA

    A $2.1 million government investigation into whether diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs caused recent plane crashes is underway, fueled by President Trump's claims and raising concerns among aviation officials.

    Air traffic controllers get their first shutdown pay stub: $0.00 - The Washington Post

    washingtonpost.com • Politics • USA

    During the US government shutdown, air traffic controllers received $0.00 paychecks, highlighting the financial strain on federal employees and the ongoing political impasse.