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Transportation Department and FAA Request $30 Billion for Air Traffic Control Modernization

The Transportation Department and FAA are seeking $30 billion from Congress to modernize the air traffic control system, aiming to reduce flight delays and cancellations. The Modern Skies Act, introduced by Senator Eric Schmitt, includes funding for tower replacements, telecommunications upgrades, and airport infrastructure improvements. This follows a previous allocation of $12.5 billion for initial modernization efforts.

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The Transportation Department and FAA are seeking $30 billion from Congress to modernize the air traffic control system, aiming to reduce flight delays and cancellations. The Modern Skies Act, introduced by Senator Eric Schmitt, includes funding for tower replacements, telecommunications upgrades, and airport infrastructure improvements. This follows a previous allocation of $12.5 billion for initial modernization efforts.

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Duffy asks Congress to fund $30 billion effort to modernize air traffic control system

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Transportation Department and FAA Request $30 Billion for Air Traffic Control Modernization