Air Traffic Controllers

Some articles on controllers, air traffic controllers, air, air traffic:

Luxembourg Approach Controllers Association
... Luxembourg Approach Controllers Association (LACA) officially and exclusively represents the approach controllers at Luxembourg - Findel Airport ... Tower controllers at Findel Airport are represented by a different organisation, the GLCCA ... All air traffic controllers in Luxembourg are employed by the Administration de la Navigation Aérienne, the local Air Navigation Service Provider ...
Solidarity Day March - Events Leading Up To The March
... On 3 August 1981, 12,500 air traffic controllers, members of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO), walked off their jobs with the Federal Aviation ... President Ronald Reagan vowed to fire the controllers if they did not return to work within 48 hours ... first day of the strike 85 percent of union controllers were out ...
Air Traffic Organization - Facilities
... The Air Traffic Organization is composed of 35,000 employees ... Many of these employees, including more than 14,000 air traffic controllers,5,000 air traffic supervisors and air traffic managers,1,100 engineers and 6,10 ... These employees research, plan and build air traffic control equipment and programs manage payroll and benefits programs provide procurement service for both the ATO and the FAA at large ...
Washington, DC Metropolitan Area Special Flight Rules Area - Creation - Subsequent Changes
... On August 30, 2007, the FAA implemented new rules for air traffic controllers and issued revised NOTAMs for pilots flying in the ADIZ ... will be provided to pilots unless requested, air traffic controllers at Potomac TRACON are providing such services ... to a memorandum from the Potomac TRACON Air Traffic Manager to air traffic controllers stating that a certain paragraph (2-1-2) of the Air Traffic Control handbook (7110.65) is still applicable when ...

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