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air traffic control
noun as in ground monitors of aircraft
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Airport security screeners and air-traffic control workers would be required to work, though absenteeism could be a problem.
Travel expert Simon Calder posted to his 197,000 followers on X, which is formerly known as Twitter, that flights had returned to normal on Friday morning "with a few knock-on delays following the latest issue with air-traffic control".
Meanwhile, United Airlines blamed FAA air-traffic control staffing shortages for delays and cancellations earlier this summer and scaled back Newark, New Jersey, routes as a result.
It is not clear how the spending caps would affect specific government operations, though the Department of Transportation this week said it would shut down 375 air-traffic control towers and the Department of Agriculture said it could make it harder for nearly 1 million Americans to access federal food aid.
The Defense Ministry said later that the military had “conducted a training session … with civilian air-traffic control authorities” focused on “detecting, intercepting and identifying the alleged target of the intruder.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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