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2. Why airline delays and cancellations are so bad: It’s not ...

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   Staffing shortages, at both US airlines and the Federal Aviation Administration’s air traffic control operations, took a bad situation and made it worse. Why airline delays and cancellations are ...

3. Airlines rely on complex systems: Why the CrowdStrike ... - AOL

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   Flights in the air did not seem to be affected by the outage, which mainly appeared to impact airline IT systems on the ground. However, a single system outage typically has a knock-on effect in ...

4. Why tech keeps holding airlines back when something goes ...

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   He previously worked in airline operations and noted that for some high-intensity routes, airlines would keep extra crews and aircraft on standby to help smooth things over when something went awry.

5. 2022 Southwest Airlines scheduling crisis - Wikipedia

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   The sketch, titled "Southwest Airlines Announcement," featured Heidi Gardner and Devon Walker as Southwest spokespeople announcing the airline's response to the crisis: upgrading its entire communications system to use Dell computers from 2008, sorting luggage by color instead of by destination, and only hiring flight attendants with prior ...

6. Airlines say FAA staffing is behind delays. FAA says it's a ...

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   Air traffic control staffing issues are rarely the sole cause of a delay, but they can compound other problems, like weather delays, and lead to passengers getting stuck on the ground for longer.

7. Pilot fatigue - Wikipedia

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   The FAA still has not adopted the cockpit napping strategy, however it is being utilized by Airlines such as British Airways, Air Canada, Emirates, Air New Zealand, Qantas. [16] Activity breaks are another measure found to be most beneficial when a pilot is experiencing partial sleep loss or high levels of fatigue. High fatigue coincides with ...