Transportation Secretary Buttigieg Urges Efficient Airspace Management Amid 5G Concerns

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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg acknowledged the recent flight delays and cancellations during the Fourth of July holiday and stated that changes are needed to manage airspace more efficiently. He mentioned that severe weather and staffing issues have put pressure on the system, but emphasized the importance of addressing factors under the control of airlines and the FAA. Buttigieg highlighted efforts to hire more air traffic controllers, implement new technology for more-direct routes, and coordinate with the space industry to minimize congestion during commercial space launches.
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