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nick daniels is president of the national air traffic controllers association. >> can you tell me in general with controllers being a prominent part of this. how are your workers feeling and doing? >> air traffic controllers across the country are devastated. this is life changing for the controllers who were working that day. we know the responsibility to the american public. they are our responsibility. they are in great hands. we know the gravity. this is one of the times we have to take another look, a deep breath and go back to work. >> controller staffing. how much of an issue does it seem to be? >> is a 30-year low in air traffic control staffing. >> the faa has standards. are those rgely adhered to? >> right now we often are short in a lot of the facilities. when we can't meet the requirements, we begin to reduce capacity in order to keep the safety level what it should be. >> could it be a wake up call to some extent? >> absolutely. any chance that we have to talk about the fragility of the air traffic system and the ways to improve it. we should be doing that. >> the presid

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joining us now, the president of the national association of air traffic controllers, nick daniels and cnn transportation analyst mary schiavo. mary, also the former former inspector general at the department of transportation. it is great to have both of you here with us. nick, i want to start first with you. we have seen these two incredibly tragic accidents. within 48 hours. walk people through. there's a lot of attention on air traffic controllers now. walk people through what they're. how are they? what role do they play in helping prevent incidents? obviously the one in philadelphia very different, but especially with the one in d.c. but what what are air traffic controllers doing to prevent incidents like this? what is their job? >> well, thanks. >> jessica, for having us. >> first of. >> all, it's very sad. >> it's under these conditions, the. >> controllers around. >> the country are devastated. the aviation community devastated to. >> deal with this. but when. >> aircraft go airborne, they're usually talking to an air traffic controller. >> we are responsible for every passen

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