Politico.com reports: Taking Names
September 11, 2026
Juan Salgado, the chancellor of City Colleges of Chicago, was the headliner at the City Club of Chicago luncheon event Wednesday. His message: “Thank you...
The shortage of air traffic controllers was highlighted during the recent government shutdown.
The U.S. Government Accountability Office reports there are 6% fewer controllers in the last 10 years, and flights have increased.
There are efforts in the Chicago area to bring in new air traffic controllers. The FAA has opened its online site for applications for air traffic controllers. Applicants at Olive-Harvey College got help and more information from FAA employees directly on Friday.
Watch the news story on ABC 7 Chicago
Students can also study Aviation Maintenance Technician at Olive-Harvey College.
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