The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), National Air Traffic Controllers Organization (NATCA), and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) are jointly urging increased congressional funding to fully realize the goals of air traffic control modernization. Over the past year, significant advancements have been achieved in this critical initiative, marking a notable step forward in enhancing aviation safety and efficiency. However, officials emphasize that an additional $20 billion remains necessary to complete the planned upgrades across the nation’s air traffic system. This investment would bolster existing efforts and ensure continued progress toward modernizing the aging infrastructure. The organizations remain committed to working with Congress to secure the required resources for successful completion.
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