FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said air traffic controllers have not yet received 2.8% of a congressionally approved pay increase, citing the need to improve how the agency uses its existing workforce before releasing the remaining raise. The delay affects controller compensation and raises questions about the timing and conditions for implementing the full increase.
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