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This Air-Traffic Controller Just Averted a Midair Collision. Now He’s Speaking Out.
Jonathan Stewart was badly shaken by a recent close call in airspace around Newark, N.J. “I don’t want to be responsible for killing 400 people,” he said in an interview.

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Local Air Traffic Controller Speaks Out After Preventing Collision Between Two Planes Near Newark
Veteran air-traffic controller speaks out about staffing and tech problems amid blackouts and delays at Newark airport
Newark Airport flight restrictions in place days before Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day Weekend travel will begin in earnest Thursday and the Federal Aviation Administration has put new policies in place at Newark Airport as they try to avoid delays and cancelations amid an ...

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FAA extends flight limits at Newark airport into June because of controller shortage and tech issues
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FAA cuts 25% of flights at Newark airport amid ATC shortage, construction causes delays
F.A.A. Restricts Newark Airport Flights to 56 an Hour
Despite all the issues, officials have sought to assure the public that the airport is safe.

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FAA announces dramatic cut in flights at Newark Airport for the foreseeable future
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FAA Limits Capacity Out of Newark, Airlines Endorse Restrictions
Veteran Air Traffic Controller Spills All on Trump-Era Safety Crisis
A veteran air traffic controller has opened up in stunning detail about the Trump-era safety crisis currently roiling the U.S. travel industry. Jonathan Stewart outlined in an on-the-record interview a recent close call at Newark-Liberty International Airport, and outlined the dangers of staffing shortages bedeviling the FAA.
Air Traffic Controller Whose Split-Second Decision Narrowly Avoided Mid-Air Collision Speaks Out
I don’t want to be responsible for killing 400 people,” air traffic controller Jonathan Stewart said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal
NJ air traffic controller reveals desperate measures he’s forced to take: ‘Don’t want to be responsible for killing 400 people’
A veteran New Jersey air traffic controller has revealed he was forced to scribble handwritten flight details in a notebook amid fears his radar equipment would go dark as he was trying to avoid a recent nose-to-nose midair collision.
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