LaGuardia controllers reportedly left early before March runway collision
Two LaGuardia Airport air traffic controllers reportedly left work early before March's deadly runway collision, leading the Federal Aviation Administration to possibly fire them.
Two air traffic controllers at LaGuardia Airport are reportedly facing potential dismissal from the Federal Aviation Administration. This follows allegations that they left their work early prior to a fatal runway collision that occurred in March. The FAA is considering disciplinary action against the controllers involved.
- Two LaGuardia Airport air traffic controllers allegedly left work early.
- Their early departure occurred before a deadly runway collision in March.
- The Federal Aviation Administration may fire the controllers.
- The FAA is considering disciplinary action.
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