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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
SFGate: Top News Stories By HAROLD HECKLE 2010
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Spain's air traffic authority, known as Aena, estimated that 200,000 people were affected by disrupted flights, and angry passengers complained they were left with no information on when they might be able to head to their destinations.
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
chron.com Chronicle 2010
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
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The authority, known as Aena, said the reason for the closures was that many controllers had not turned up for work, claiming to be ill.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
FOXNews.com foxnewsonline@foxnews.com 2010
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Spain's air traffic authority, known as Aena, issued an advisory telling all passengers planning to take flights to stay away from airports because "air traffic has been interrupted"
Controller sickout causes Spain travel chaos - Yahoo! Finance 2010
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Spain's airport authority, known as Aena, said authorities were in contact with Europe's air traffic agency, Eurocontrol, and the United State's FAA about how best to deal with arriving international flights.
Spain military takes over air traffic control - Yahoo! Finance 2010
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