Jan 5 (Reuters) - The United States has awarded contracts for new air traffic control radar systems to ‌RTX Corp and Spanish firm Indra Sistemas, Transportation ‌Secretary Sean Duffy said in a ...

The United States Government took a major step forward Monday in its overhaul of the country’s aging air traffic control system by awarding two companies new contracts to supply new radar systems.

Contracts part of $12.5 billion air traffic control overhaul FAA commits $6 billion for telecom and radar systems by year-end US to replace 612 radars by June 2028, prioritizing high-traffic areas The ...

Air travel in Greece has been severely disrupted this weekend after a failure in the country’s air-traffic control system forced airlines to cancel, delay and divert hundreds of flights across the ...

Federal Aviation Administration officials are warning lawmakers that the $12.5 billion Congress approved last year to begin modernizing the nation’s air traffic control system will not be enough to ...

Hundreds of flights to, from and within Greece have been cancelled or delayed due to a failure of the air-traffic control system. The leading Greek airline, Aegean, has cancelled dozens of flights, ...

The air traffic control system in theUnited States is no longer suitable for the high traffic volumes of today. Flight delays are common, and air traffic control issues often restrict airport capacity ...

The federal government has picked two companies to replace 612 radar systems nationwide that date back to the 1980s as part of a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system ...

The Federal Aviation Administration has contracted with RTX and Indra to update the country's antiquated air traffic control system. The two contractors will replace the national network of radar ...