Flight delays at Vancouver International Airport due to a shortage of air traffic controllers and other resources at Nav Canada were having a knock-on effect in Victoria on Wednesday, although air ...

Photo by ROBERTO SCHMIDT/AFP via Getty Images Air traffic control staffing at U.S. airports is near a 30-year low, and billionaire oligarch Elon Musk has been doing his best to make sure it stays ...

An air traffic control officer has appealed to the civil aviation minister to increase the retirement age of controllers from 60 to 65, aligning it with pilots, and reduce the application age for ...

Air passengers delayed by the shortage of air traffic controllers in Metro Vancouver this week may be entitled to some compensation from airlines. These include whether a passenger is travelling ...

However, America’s aviation infrastructure and air traffic control technologies need a substantial upgrade after a serious decline of our once cutting-edge, illustrious industry into an ...

The National Association of Air Traffic Engineers (NAAE) has raised the alarm that Air Traffic Engineers cannot deliver the level of excellence the aviation sector demands. The president of NAAE ...

Apr. 16—SAN ANGELO — Angelo State University students can now train to become air traffic controllers through a new Air Traffic Operations degree track in ASU's Bachelor of Commercial Aviation ...

In a statement to Postmedia News, NavCan spokesman Jonathan Bagg said the delays were specifically due to air traffic controller shortages and that a traffic management initiative, which reduces ...

RICHMOND - The agency that provides air traffic control for Canada’s airports says traffic flow at Vancouver International Airport has resumed normal operations in time for Easter weekend travel.

Tim Arel, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration's Air Traffic Organization, will retire early as part of the second round of buyouts at the Department of Transportation. Arel ...

FOX Business has confirmed that Tim Arel, Chief Operating Officer of the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Air Traffic Organization (ATO), is resigning after four decades of federal service.