WSJ report: FAA revises air traffic control tower staffing at DCA
The rules inside the control tower at Reagan National Airport are getting stricter, according to a new report. It comes after the deadly mid-air collision in January that killed 67 people. The report, published by the�Wall Street Journal, indicates that staffing rules at DCA are getting tighter, with aviation leaders specifically looking into the number of people inside the air traffic control tower at certain times.
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WSJ report: FAA revises air traffic control tower staffing at DCA

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