Serious Incident Reflects Widespread ATC Work-Cutting, BEA Says

December 19, 2023
BEA
Credit: BEA
LYON—A serious incident involving an easyJet-operated Airbus A320 and a light Robin DR400 was caused by an air traffic controller’s oversight while the control tower was insufficiently staffed, a report from French air safety bureau BEA says. Investigators are concerned airport air traffic...

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