FAA site may be up in the air
WASHINGTON — Concerned that the air traffic academy in Oklahoma City may be threatened, Oklahoma lawmakers are working to delay a Federal Aviation Administration plan to streamline the training program for air traffic controllers.
Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Tulsa , successfully amended the 2008 transportation spending bill this week to prevent the FAA from spending any money on its Air Traffic Control Optimum Traini...
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