Japanese transport ministry panel proposes air traffic control measures, including staff hiring, alert systems, and Runway Status Lights, following a fatal Haneda Airport collision.

A Japanese transport ministry panel has proposed air traffic control measures to improve safety following a fatal collision at Haneda Airport in January. Recommendations include hiring more air traffic control staff, introducing supplementary alert systems, and installing Runway Status Lights (RWSL) to automatically alert pilots when a runway is unsafe. These measures aim to reduce air traffic controllers' workloads and ensure safer operations.