Secretary Duffy in Duluth

Fourteen years ago, Sean Duffy, then a congressman, complained he could “barely survive” on his $174,000 salary.

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Actions from Federal Government Needed to Alleviate Air Traffic Controller Staffing Shortages at Many Facilities

US FAA says it met goal of hiring 2,000 controllers this year

Who should pay for air traffic control?

Duffy expands air traffic control training program to fight nationwide shortage

Actelis Networks Receives Strategic Order from the FAA for Critical Air Traffic Control Infrastructure Modernization

NATCA President Nick Daniels Addresses Annual Pay Increase for Federal Workers

U.S. Rules Out Air Traffic Control Privatization

Air-Traffic Controller Opens Up About Trauma on the Job

Air traffic control team members outraged

An Easy Fix for the Air Traffic Controller Shortage

New FAA administrator says state of US air traffic unacceptable, morale low at agency

Airline CEO confirmed as next FAA chief

A Message from NATCA President Nick Daniels: Another Step Forward

FAA air traffic overtime costs soar as hiring lags

Austin airport control tower shortage sparks safety warning

Mid‑air collision points to staffing gap

Former controller warns of burnout