Data from the Federal Aviation Administration is showing the scale of staffing issues that air traffic control centers in the U.S. are facing.

A critical air traffic control facility at Orlando International Airport is struggling to keep up with the region’s growth, sparking concerns that the 42-year-old center could pose a safety threat and ...

And for the whole of Chicago's Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC), which handles en route air travel and smaller airports in four neighboring states, air traffic controllers are functioning ...

At the time of the signing, Daniels and then FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker praised the agreement, pointing out it would stabilize and improve staffing levels in air traffic control centers.

Issues with air traffic control staffing are under the spotlight ... with nearly 40 percent of positions unfilled. These centers manage air traffic for some of the nation's busiest airports ...

Additionally, none of the nation's Air Route Traffic Control Centers that handled high-altitude "en route" traffic had enough fully-trained controllers to meet the targets either. The data ...

Too few controllers have been on the job across the country in general, and in the Baltimore-Washington corridor in ...

The initiative will provide an advanced transmission system to Ho Chi Minh City’s Air Traffic Control Center (ATCC), which will deliver mission critical applications to enhance Air Traffic ...

An independent team produced a report that found inadequate air-traffic control staffing, combined with outdated equipment and technology, was “rendering the current level of safety ...

A recent report from the Government Accountability Office examined air traffic control centers and found 17 out of 17 were in critical condition. With funding shortfalls, they were only trying to ...

Kansas City’s air route traffic control center, however, is not as equipped as the international airport. The center that’s located in Olathe, which guides aircraft through the region at high ...