FAANews on Twitter
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"Go-arounds" while waiting to land frustrate passengers and airlines. A new procedure helps land planes faster: http://t.co/j1EJQq6EbA
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Pilots: There will be a TFR in Atlanta, GA on May 19. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/tdaSSpweJG
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Pilots: *Short Notice* There will be a TFR today in Wilmington, DE. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/bX8Bo6OJD0
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Ever circled the airport waiting to land? A new NextGen procedure helps avoid go-arounds — saving time and fuel: http://t.co/j1EJQq6EbA
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Pilots: There will be a TFR in Baltimore, MD on May 17. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/CuIDuI9EKp
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Go-arounds — circling the airport waiting to land — burn fuel and time. A new procedure helps land planes faster: http://t.co/j1EJQq6EbA
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RT @RayLaHood: Step 1 to celebrate #NationalTransportationWeek? Subscribe to the list of USDOT Twitter handles! http://t.co/tDKeMULBbH
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Pilots: There will be a TFR in New York, NY on May 13. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/75Zi9OAHu5
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DOT announces decision on contract towers and other programs. Read more: http://t.co/2VbeAfLHAr #FAA
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Pilots: There will be a TFR in Philadelphia, PA on May 13. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/lUbBOYlXZG
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RT @USDOT: Fueling innovation: @whitehouse making America’s #data open, accessible for 1st time in history http://t.co/WvBUiS4ay0
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Pilots: There will be a TFR in Wilmington, DE on May 10 and 11. Please check NOTAMs. http://t.co/pasEk5tU2h
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Good news for #ATL -- NextGen technology leads to fewer runway incursions and improved ground movement management http://t.co/BUHsCjAzpr
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Faster medical certification for General Aviation pilots http://t.co/mk1WWr25tv #AvGeeks #aviation
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#ATL -- the world's busiest airport -- uses NextGen technology to keep things running smoothly #traveltuesday http://t.co/BUHsCjAzpr
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