ATLANTA (AP) - Authorities say about 2,000 Federal Aviation Administration employees in metro Atlanta are being told they will have to take unpaid time off because of automatic federal budget cuts.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (http://bit.ly/YNZiBw) that the workers have been told they must take as many as 11 unpaid days off in coming months.
FAA Administrator Michael Huerta notified employees that the furlough days will occur from April 7 through Sept. 30.
The FAA has major control centers in metro Atlanta, as well as a regional office and employees at airports.
So far, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has reported no abnormally long security lines or flight delays as a result of the budget cuts known as sequestration, since the FAA furloughs aren't set to begin until next month.
Saturday, May 18 2013 10:48 AM EDT2013-05-18 14:48:25 GMT
Nearly 100 adult students who returned to school will graduate with their GED Saturday. The Harris County Department of Education GED program proves it's never too late to learn.
Nearly 100 adult students who returned to school will graduate with their GED Saturday. The Harris County Department of Education GED program proves it's never too late to learn.
Saturday, May 18 2013 10:17 AM EDT2013-05-18 14:17:50 GMT
Saturday is the 9th annual Impact A Hero Run, Walk and Wheel event at Reliant Park. Chairman Jim Hoelker and Houston Texans' player Chris Meyers spoke with Fox 26 weekend morning anchor Sally MacDonald.
Saturday is the 9th annual Impact A Hero Run, Walk and Wheel event at Reliant Park. Chairman Jim Hoelker and Houston Texans' player Chris Meyers spoke with Fox 26 weekend morning anchor Sally MacDonald.
Saturday, May 18 2013 10:04 AM EDT2013-05-18 14:04:10 GMT
What can you achieve in 90 seconds? To mark Armed Forces Day, all across the country Americans will be taking the push up challenge hoping to raise money for our service members.
What can you achieve in 90 seconds? To mark Armed Forces Day, all across the country Americans will be taking the push up challenge hoping to raise money for our service members.
Friday, May 17 2013 10:31 PM EDT2013-05-18 02:31:14 GMT
Scientists from Baylor University are scheduled to exhume the remains of undocumented and unidentified immigrants buried in the Falfurrias city cemetery Sunday.
Scientists from Baylor University are scheduled to exhume the remains of undocumented and unidentified immigrants buried in the Falfurrias city cemetery Sunday.
