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FAA Controllers Still Working ‘Rattler’ Schedules
FAA Controllers Still Working ‘Rattler’ Schedules
FAA Controllers Still Working ‘Rattler’ Schedules
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Air traffic controllers are still working schedules known as "rattlers" that make it likely they'll get little or no sleep before overnight shifts, more than three years after a series of incidents involving controllers sleeping on the job, according to a government report released Friday.