Trump releases hundreds of workers of the Federal Air Force for weeks after the deadly collision | News Donald Trump
The Doge staff should visit the FAA headquarters on Monday, as Union says that the workforce is ‘already stretched’.
United States President Donald Trump He started a mass release campaign, aiming at the Federal Air Force (FAA) Administration, including workers focused on radar, landing and navigation.
Staff from Government Efficiency Department (Doge), an advisory council led by billionaire Elon Musk, is visiting FAA headquarters on Monday, as the group continues a controversial effort to approach government data and reduce federal labor.
Hundreds of trial employees were among those who fired at the FAA, despite the efforts to intensify employment in recent years. The insiders have long warned that the current workforce has been stretched thinly and the air traffic control system has been chronically insufficiently proclaimed.
“We are disturbed and disappointed with the decision of the administration to release the FAA Workers’ employees, for no reason, or on the basis of success or behavior,” said Union professional aviation security expert (permeable) UA statement Saturday.
The union noted that it seemed that the termination of termination had come beyond government official communication systems, which were used to ensure messages of messages E -šte, as well as transparency in the event of a record of records.
“Several hundred employees have influenced the messages sent from Microsoft’s E -Station” Execated “, not the official .gov address E -diste,” Union explained.
“The messages began to arrive after 7pm on February 14th and continued late into the night.”
Shoting comes a few weeks after a fatal clash Over the Potomac River near the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington, DC.
This collision, which took place between the passenger jet and the Black Hawk military helicopter on January 29, caused a debate on US air trips and the conditions for air traffic workers.
All passengers were killed in both aircraft: 64 civilians and three soldiers.
One controller was responsible for monitoring commercial and helicopter flights around the hectic airport on the day of the collision. Trump and his allies blamed the incident for initiatives for diversity without evidence. Clash remains under investigation.
In the post of social media on Sunday, the transport secretary Sean Duffy said that the Dog staff would go to FAA headquarters to “look at the current system firsthand, learn what air traffic controllers and do not like in their current tools and imagine how to imagine How to imagine their current tools and predict how we can make a new, better, more modern and safer system. “
FAA oversees an average of about 45,000 flights a day, and a quarter of all flights in the world arrives or leaves US airports.
Union pass condemned the release and said that “a draconian action will increase the work burden and put new responsibilities on the workforce already stretched.”
