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10 articles about 10 events for “Air Traffic Control Issues” from CBS News.
“A Federal Aviation Administration order governing air traffic control requires controllers to state both wind direction and speed when authorizing use of a runway where a tailwind component exists, the report says.”
“It is an air traffic control facility that uses radar and radios to guide planes approaching and departing from airports.”
“The Houthis seized control of virtually all of Yemen's Red Sea coast and the crucial Bab el-Mandeb Strait last week, shipping lanes that have become vital to Saudi energy shipments as the wider U.S.-Iran war disrupts traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.”
“… commercial vessels was struck near the Strait of Hormuz. - Yemen's Houthis, a group backed by Iran, have in recent days expanded their control of the strategic , through which much of Saudi Arabia's oil has flowed since the disruption on the Strait of…”
“Ms. was a spearhead for the promotion of equal rights, helping to raise awareness about issues of inclusion, media representation and social justice affecting women and girls.”
“…s on Iranian oil tankers - On Saturday, the U.S. struck and "permanently disabled" three Iranian oil tankers in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman after Iran's Revolutionary Guard had fired ballistic missiles at an aircraft carrier and guided-missile…”
“Although most ship traffic in the vital Strait of Hormuz is still blocked and the U.S. is blockading Iranian ports, China isn't totally cut off from Iran's crude thanks to the highways and railways of Central Asia, said Sun Degang, a professor of political…”
“Brad Cooper and said deployment at sea is " uniquely challenging and tough," though he did not confirm or deny any specific issues.Kushner says Iran is "not showing any interest" in a deal that makes sense for the U.S.”
“Since the war erupted and Iran asserted control over the strait, halting most shipping traffic, Iraq has turned to alternate routes, including sending oil over land to Syria, which is less efficient and more expensive.”
“… similar to those achieved during negotiations held on July 14-15, which led to the designation of the first "pilot zones" in southern Lebanon, areas that Lebanese troops would control in hopes of regaining authority in areas previously dominated by…”