<p>NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Monday, December 12, 2016</p><p>GOVEXEC.COM Senate Avoids Shutdown With Last-Minute Approval of Spending Bill</p><p>FAA PRESS RELEASE Data Comm Now at Chicago O'Hare, Midway</p><p>WLS-TV CHICAGO Faa Launching New Technology That Reduces Flight Delays</p><p>DAILY HERALD New technology for pilots, controllers to ease plane delays</p><p>USA TODAY Snow grounds 1,800 flights, mainly in Chicago, Midwest</p><p>NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Tuesday, December 13, 2016</p><p>FCW.COM FAA closes in on Next Gen Data Comms</p><p>NBC SPORTS FAA declines to allow cranes at Inglewood construction site</p><p>NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Wednesday, December 14, 2016</p><p>CBS BOSTON Lasers Pointed At 8 Aircraft Over Boston Overnight, FAA Says</p><p>U.S. DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION October 2016 Airline On-Time Performance Equal to September 2016, Slightly Down From October 2015</p><p>NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Thursday, December 15, 2016 AERO NEWS NETWORK FAA Taps Regional Administrator For VP Air Traffic Services</p><p>WFTV-TV FLORIDA OIA disputes name of Orlando Melbourne International Airport</p><p>PHYS.ORG 360-degree airport simulator tests the future of air traffic control</p><p>NATCA DAILY PRESS CLIPPINGS Friday, December 16, 2016</p><p>POLITICO Huerta may stay around during Trump administration</p><p>WTTW (PBS CHICAGO) Chicago Airports Get Air Traffic Communications Upgrade</p><p>AIR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT Future of Flight</p><p>FAA PRESS RELEASE FAA Issues Final Rule on Small Airplane Safety Certification Standards</p><p>FEDERAL SOUP 2016 'Best Places to Work' report released</p><p>POLITICO: Huerta may stay around during Trump administration</p><p>By Jennifer Scholtes</p><p>FAA Administrator Michael Huerta hinted this morning that he expects to serve out his term during the Trump administration.</p><p>“I am really looking forward to the next year ahead, working closely with the new team to carry out a lot of really important aviation safety and technology initiatives,” Huerta said in response to a question from POLITICO.</p><p>The administrator noted that his term runs until January 2018.</p>