- The current FAA chief has expressed concerns about staffing levels at air traffic control towers across the country.
- He stated that these towers will “never” achieve full staffing under the present system’s constraints.
- The FAA chief described the current situation as “chronically understaffed,” indicating a persistent and systemic issue.
- The statement highlights significant challenges facing the Federal Aviation Administration in managing personnel for air traffic control.
- This admission could have implications for air traffic management and overall efficiency within U.S. airspace.
- The lack of full staffing might affect the safety and smooth functioning of air travel in the country.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/air-traffic-control-towers-never-reach-full-staffing-levels-under-current-system-faa-chief-says)
