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Been There, Done That Gregory Mueller has devoted more than 30 years to his work with the Federal Aviation Administration. During his career, he has worked in many different places as an air traffic controller or manager. He spent much of his time in the midwest, including six years at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. O’Hare is a busy intersection for airplanes, so he got lots of experience there! He also spent some time in California and then headed back to Denver. Over the years he has watched technology change and improve the way controllers handle air traffic.

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