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United CEO urges FAA to boost staffing as O'Hare taxi times rank among nation's longest
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What happenedUnited Airlines CEO Scott Kirby is urging the FAA to increase air traffic controller staffing, citing lengthy aircraft taxi times at O'Hare International Airport.
The headline splitABC7chicago.com frames it as "United CEO urges FAA to boost staffing as O'Hare taxi times rank among nation's longest". WGN News frames it as "United CEO blames FAA restrictions for long taxi times at O'Hare".
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CenterUnited CEO urges FAA to boost staffing as O'Hare taxi times rank among nation's longest
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United CEO urges FAA to boost staffing as O'Hare taxi times rank among nation's longest
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby is urging the FAA to increase air traffic controller staffing, citing lengthy aircraft taxi times at O'Hare International Airport.
United CEO blames FAA restrictions for long taxi times at O'Hare
The head of United Airlines says Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) restrictions on aircraft at O’Hare International Airport contribute to the highest taxi times in the nation.