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Aviation adept weighs successful connected increasing turbulence successful U.S. skies

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Aviation adept Robert Kokonis tells The National’s Ian Hanomansing however U.S. aerial postulation controller shortages are starring to radar blackouts and vigor soundlessness successful the skies.

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