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Air traffic controller says he won't fly out of Newark Airport after equipment failures
CBS News New York investigative reporter Tim McNicholas spoke to a Newark air traffic controller who says he's not sure if he'll ever return to the job. He and several of his colleagues took trauma leave after several equipment failures caused some air traffic controllers to lose communication with pilots in April and May.
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The TSA clarified this week that Costco membership cards are not acceptable as a newly required REAL ID at airport security ...
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It’s a major cog in the mass transit connection to LAX. It is a train station opening on Friday that will be the closest to ...
The new Metro Station will serve the C and K Metro Lines and other agency buses. A free shuttle will run every 10 minutes ...
Free public charging stations have multiplied in recent years as operators of airports increase services to accommodate ...
With the Friday opening of the LAX Metro Transit Center, getting to the airport entirely via train is almost possible, ...
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Federal investigators have released some details in the investigation into a plane that caught fire on the tarmac of Denver ...
A historic World War II aircraft, the C-47 Skytrain known as "That's All Brother," will be on display for public viewing.
Airport leaders cut the ribbon on Annie’s Space Sensory Room. It’s designed to provide a safe and calming environment to help ...
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