The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a radio failure at the Denver Air Traffic Control Center, which covers approximately 285,000 square miles of airspace covering parts of ...

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a radio failure at the Denver Air Traffic Control Center, which covers approximately 285,000 square miles of airspace covering parts of ...

Part of the air route traffic control center handling Denver flights lost communications for about 90 seconds on Monday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.

A portion of the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center — which covers airspace ... Last Friday, another 90-second-long radar and radio outage happened early in the morning at the Terminal ...

According to the FAA, the Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center lost communications for approximately ... The troubling equipment failure comes on the heels of a string of problems involving air ...

More than a month after Denver7 Investigates first reported that up to 20 pilots en route to DIA were unable to speak to air traffic controllers, the FAA released the cause of the outage.

Pilots flying into Denver International Airport on Monday couldn't communicate with air traffic controllers for about two minutes due to multiple radio ... Route Traffic Control Center, which ...

DENVER (KDVR) – Air traffic controllers in Denver ... frequencies in the latest Federal Aviation Administration equipment failure. The Denver Air Route Traffic Control Center “experienced a loss of ...