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FAA air traffic controller shortage has lasted decades: Travel editor | Morning in America
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4:06Now PlayingNewsNation travel editor Peter Greenberg said the Federal Aviation Administration's shortage of air traffic controllers dates back to 1981, when former President Ronald Reagan fired striking air traffic controllers and replaced them with military controllers. Greenberg says while the military performed well, the FAA never planned for retirements, leading to a persistent shortage.
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