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Certified Professional Controllers (CPCs) – the seasoned experts in towers and centers across the country, guide millions of flights safely every year. But stagnant pay for over a decade, combined with record traffic, burnout, and rising costs, is pushing these pros out faster than replacements can arrive. improveatc.com/blogs/our-top-…

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@willguisbond @FAA_Bryan Is he allowing questions?

.@FAA_Bryan says his agency will “solve” the ATC staffing crises by the end of 2028, based on the new ATC workforce plan as well as advanced technologies like the AI-powered tool he is helping to develop.

Senate testimony by FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford youtu.be/grPpJA5eN0o?si… via @YouTube

FAA administrator Bryan Bedford Senate testimony youtu.be/s8YN2sSLru4?si… via @YouTube

@JerryMoran DCA staffing is at 87%, & those controllers are working on salary from 2009.

@SenDuckworth DCA staffing is at 87%, & those controllers are working on salary from 2009.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has a culture of retaliation against air traffic controllers who raise safety concerns.

@NATCA I believe the NTSB has warned the FAA repeatedly that more staffing is needed, and here is your just released great new plan reflecting the new staffing numbers. 123atc.com/2026-staffing-…

Nearly 10 million flights move safely through U.S. airspace each year thanks to thousands of skilled professionals diligently ensuring every system works at every phase — from pre-runway checks to landing. This is our commitment to public service.

@JerryMoran Please ask Bryan Bedford about ignoring the clear warning signs by reducing controllers under that great new Workforce Plan? I believe the NTSB has warned the FAA repeatedly that more staffing is needed, and here is your great plan reflecting the new numbers. @FAA_Bryan" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">123atc.com/2026-staffing-…

commerce.senate.gov/meetings/preve… 05/19/2026 2pm eastern

@FAA_Bryan Aren’t you ignoring the clear warning signs by reducing controllers under that great new Workforce Plan? I believe the NTSB has warned the FAA repeatedly that more staffing is needed, and here is your great plan reflecting the new numbers. 123atc.com/2026-staffing-…

Let’s work on the drafts now. Time to submit will be here before we know it.

FAA updates air traffic controller workforce plan youtube.com/shorts/sPU8Als… via @YouTube

@JenniferHomendy FAA just told controllers to fight the active fire for an additional hour a shift. Now they can hire less new controllers & call it a win.

@willguisbond @NATCA

The FAA has released its 2026 ATC workforce plan, revising its staffing target down by about 2,000 controllers. They say they've arrived at that # using a *new* staffing model. Staffing models have historically been a highly contentious topic w/ @NATCA (who hasn't commented yet)

Modernization cannot succeed if the workforce responsible for operating the system continues to leave.