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NewRulesForairTrafficControllers
From: Hulu on Sat, Jul 02 2011 4:47 AM
The FAA and the air traffic controllers union have agreed to new rules aimed at preventing any more cases of American air traffic controllers falling asleep when they should be directing planes. NBC’s Kate Snow reports.
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FAAcracksdownonlaserpointers
From: CBS on Wed, Jun 01 2011 11:30 PM
An alarming increase in the number of incidents involving powerful hand-held laser lights pointed into cockpits prompted the FAA to announce it would start fining anyone caught flashing a laser at any aircraft. Bill Whitaker reports.
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relatedfinesupto11000
From: TV.com on Wed, Jun 01 2011 11:49 AM
The FAA is imposing big fines on anyone caught pointing lasers at planes, which can temporarily blind a pilot. The maximum civil penalty will now be $11,000....
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FAAJetscamewithin300ftofeachother
From: CBS on Thu, May 19 2011 4:40 PM
The F.A.A. said that a mistake by an air traffic controller allowed two jets to come within 300 feet of each other at Chicago’s O'Hare Airport. Jeff Glor reports.
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FAAcrackingdownonsleepingcontrollers
From: CBS on Mon, Apr 25 2011 10:52 PM
After yet another case of an air traffic controller caught sleeping on the job, the FAA announced new rules that are designed to eliminate controller fatigue. And, as Chip Reid reports, they go into effect within the next three days.
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FAAProposesSafetyUpgrades
From: CBS on Mon, Apr 25 2011 10:33 PM
The FAA is proposing mandatory safety upgrades for Medevac flights including stricter weather limitations on flying, pre-flight evaluations, safety re-training and more. Mark Strassmann reports.
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FAAInspectorsCryFoul
From: CBS on Mon, Apr 25 2011 9:12 PM
A parade of current and former FAA inspectors described to Congress how they were ignored, even punished for reporting safety lapses at Southwest Airlines. Nancy Cordes reports.
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FormerFAAofficialencouragesrigorousoversightof737s
From: CBS on Mon, Apr 25 2011 4:52 PM
Chris Wragge talks to former FAA chief of staff, Michael Goldfarb about the problems facing Southwest Airlines and what he believes the FAA has to do to revamp its inspection program going forward.
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CBSEveningNewsFAAsuspendscontrollerforviewingfilmonduty
From: TV.com on Tue, Apr 19 2011 10:40 PM
The FAA says a controller inside an air traffic center near Cleveland was suspended for watching...
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CBSEveningNewsFAAtoincreasestaffat27controltowers
From: TV.com on Wed, Apr 13 2011 8:42 PM
The FAA announced a staffing increase at 27 control towers after seven instances of sleeping...
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SleepingcontrollerpromptsFAAreview
From: YouTube on Sun, Mar 27 2011 4:36 PM
The FAA has ordered a review of the entire air traffic control system because of an incident at Reagan National Airport.
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FAAAdministratorControllersNow039RelyOnTechnology039
From: Hulu on Sat, Mar 26 2011 9:06 AM
FAA Administrator Randy Babbit talks about the use of a simulated air traffic control tower to improve training for controllers.
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CBSEveningNewsFAAsuspendssleepingairtrafficcontroller
From: TV.com on Thu, Mar 24 2011 9:32 PM
The FAA suspended an air traffic controller at Reagan National Airport who fell asleep in the...
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FAASeeksMillionsinFinesAgainstSouthwest
From: Zimbio on Mon, Feb 14 2011 9:53 AM
Southwest Airlines says it’s ready for a fight with federal regulators over a possible $10 million dollar fine. The FAA is planning to seek the penalty against the airline for failing to inspect older planes for cracks. (March 7) (AP News)
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FAABigAirportsSeeJumpinBirdStrikes
From: Zimbio on Sun, Feb 13 2011 5:26 PM
In the first release of its kind, the FAA says airplane collisions with birds or other animals have more than doubled at more than a dozen major U.S. Airports since 2000. (April 24) (AP Video: Plus)
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EveningNewsOnline100710
From: www.fancast.com on Mon, Oct 11 2010 6:20 PM
Thursday: Reports show the trapped miners in Chile could be pulled to the surface in less than a week; Also, The FAA is proposing mandatory safety upgrades for Medevac flights; Plus; Katie Couric visits Ohio to ask why voters are so dissatisfied in this election year.
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CBSEveningNewsFAAProposesSafetyUpgrades
From: TV.com on Thu, Oct 07 2010 9:52 PM
The FAA is proposing mandatory safety upgrades for Medevac flights including stricter weather...
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ExtrasWeekofDecember312007
From: VH1 on Tue, Jun 15 2010 9:57 PM
Brian Faas reviews the worst movies of 2007, check it out!
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