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Washington PostAir traffic controllers ready to break away from FAAWashington PostThirty-five years ago President Ronald Reagan parted ways with the nation's air traffic controllers, and now they are prepared to return the favor, the head of their union told Congress on Wednesday. Paul Rinaldi, president of the National Air Traffic ...Cost, noise debated in privatizing air-traffic controlUSA TODAYIs Independent Air Traffic Control a Solution or Just Another Problem?FortuneAir traffic control spin-off gets turbulent receptionThe HillAtlanta Journal Constitution (blog) -Business Wire (press release)all 45 news articles »

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