San Carlos Airport could lose air traffic controllers amid pay dispute
The San Carlos Airport (SQL) in San Mateo County will no longer have air traffic controllers starting in February following a dispute over pay, officials said.
A Bay Area airport near SFO is losing all its air traffic controllers starting this weekend
A Silicon Valley airport that is on the approach to San Francisco International Airport (SFO) will no longer have air traffic controllers.
San Carlos Airport control tower will continue to be staffed by Serco
Although the Federal Aviation Administration awarded a new contract for air traffic controllers to Robinson Aviation, employees rejected their job offers due to issues with pay, forcing the
Air Traffic Controllers At California Airport Ready To Walk Off The Job Due To $18,000 Cut To Benefits
Air traffic controllers at San Carlos airport will leave their posts after they couldn’t come to an agreement over an $18,000 housing stipend
Deal reached to staff Silicon Valley airport near SFO with air traffic controllers
Officials at San Carlos Airport expect business to continue without interruption Saturday, saying they have reached a deal with air traffic controllers who threatened to step down earlier this week. Through what appeared to be last-minute talks involving politicians and multiple agencies,
Control tower at San Carlos Airport may soon be unstaffed, leading to safety concerns
The contracted air traffic controllers at San Carlos Airport rejected job offers due to a pay dispute, which may leave the tower unstaffed and lead to safety concerns due to high traffic in the
California Airport Could Lose All Air Traffic Controllers This Week
If San Carlos Airport loses its air traffic controllers, and air traffic towers are forced to go unmanned, it could create safety issues.
San Carlos Airport control tower set to go dark by end of week after air traffic team resigns
Just miles away from SFO, the air traffic control tower at the smaller San Carlos Airport is set to go dark this Saturday.
Bay Area airport narrowly avoids losing its air traffic controllers
After tense contract negotiations, a Bay Area airport narrowly avoided losing all of its air traffic controllers. The incident occurs in the wake of a tragic crash at Ronald Reagan National Airport, which a preliminary safety report about the collision from the Federal Aviation Administration suggests was caused by abnormal air traffic control tower staffing issues.
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Updated: Plan averted to operate unmanned air traffic control tower in Bay Area
We are working with RVA to develop mitigation strategies to maintain continuity of air traffic services," an FAA spokesperson said. SQL, about 12 miles south of San Francisco International ...
San Carlos Airport may operate with unstaffed tower
As negotiations for a new air traffic control service at the San Carlos Airport continue Thursday, the San Mateo County ...