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FAA: Data file damaged by personnel who didn t follow procedures halted air travel – Indianapolis Business Journal

As the nation's airspace recovered Thursday, attention turned to the complicated patchwork of old technology and modern additions that make up the aging safety system.

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Staffing Up Aviation Workforce Among 2023 Union Priorities (1)

Addressing staff shortages at air traffic control facilities and stopping airlines from misusing visa programs are among the top priorities for transportation unions next year.

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Service + Solidarity Spotlight: Rest in Power: Howard Johannssen, Founding President of PASS, Dies

Service + Solidarity Spotlight: Rest in Power: Howard Johannssen, Founding President of PASS, Dies
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Global Radar Sensor Market to Garner USD 33 Billion by 2031

Key Market Participants Profiled in the “Global Radar Sensor Market” Research Report by Kenneth Research include BMW AG, HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA, Lockheed.

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Orlando airport workers may soon be able to send kids to on-site K-12 school

More than 20,000 people work at Orlando International Airport. Airport board members said it would be great if their kids could get an education there, too. The topic came up at this week's meeting of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) board, which oversees the airport.

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