The air traffic control tower at Washington Dulles International Airport in May 2025.
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Ross Wilkers,Senior Staff Reporter
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The Federal Aviation Administration is developing a potential 15-year contract with AT&T to support the overhaul of the air traffic control system.
The air traffic control tower at Washington Dulles International Airport in May 2025.
Photo by J. David Ake / Getty Images
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Ross Wilkers,Senior Staff Reporter
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