It is the last incident in a slew of air traffic control blackouts that have riddled American airspace in recent weeks - ...

Air traffic controllers in Denver lost contact with planes for 90 seconds earlier this week and had to use backup frequencies ...

Air traffic controllers in Denver lost communication with some aircraft for 90 seconds on Monday, forcing them to quickly ...

It is the most recent in a series of problems plaguing the country’s aviation infrastructure that have sparked widespread ...

The agency said transmitters that cover a segment of airspace had gone down but controllers were able to use another ...

Controllers switched frequencies and planes were “safely separated,” officials said. The 90-second outage on Monday followed ...

The latest incident highlights broader FAA issues and is prompting additional calls for equipment upgrades and more staffing.

Part of the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center lost communications with planes for about 90 seconds at around 1:50 p.m. local time on May 12, according to the FAA. The agency said transmitters ...

Air traffic controllers in the US were left in 90 seconds of silence this week when they lost contact with aircraft after a ...

The FAA says controllers at Denver Center, which handles high-altitude air traffic, lost some radio frequencies for about 90 ...

The FAA said in a statement that the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center lost communications for approximately 90 seconds ...

The Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center, which is in Longmont, “experienced a loss of communications for approximately 90 ...