JFK Scheduling Talks Will Continue Into November, Krakowski Says

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FAA's new Chief Operating Officer Henry Krakowski says talks with airlines regarding schedule reductions at New York Kennedy Airport have been "constructive" so far, and he believes these discussions will likely continue for a few more weeks. Airline industry groups have criticized FAA's call for flight cuts at JFK next summer, a move the agency says is necessary to reduce delays at the airport. FAA held a two-day meeting Oct. 23-24 in Washington to begin the talks, and discussions with individual carriers have been underway since then. The carriers need to get the final word on schedule changes soon, so they can publish flights, Krakowski told The DAILY at the Air Traffic Control Association's annual conference.