‘It will continue to break’: Officials push for ATC upgrades

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FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy reiterated an urgency for Congress to provide billions in new funding to help overhaul the air traffic control system, describing the issue as bipartisan.

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