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LaGuardia staffing under scrutiny after fatal jet collision

New York — Air traffic control staffing at LaGuardia Airport on the night of a fatal March 22 collision may

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Florida moves to rechristen Palm Beach airport after Trump amid broader naming push

Washington — Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on Monday signed legislation to rename Palm Beach International Airport after U.S. President Donald

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U.S. Aviation Sector Shows Resilience Amid Staffing Challenges and Travel Delays

The U.S. aviation industry remains strong and resilient amid temporary air traffic staffing challenges, as airlines and authorities work together