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 In Washington this week, the FAA will hold an unprecedented safety summit in an effort to reduce the growing number of close-calls involving airplanes on U.S. runways. The number of these so-called  runway incursions  has increased by 70 percent since 1993. There have been more than 320 incidents on U.S. runways in each of the last two years. This year they are averaging one a day. And with more than 68 million takeoffs and landings each year, experts fear t stanley borraccia he situation could get worse. Jim McKenna, the executive director of the Aviation Safety Alliance, said on the C stanley cup BS News Early Show investigators have been studying the runway incursion problem for many years, and they have been stumped to find clear reasons for why they happen.Travelers are not always aware when an incident happens. The odds are that you wouldn t know that you were involved in a close call on the runway if you were an air traveler. Because both airplanes tend to just keep on going. The pilots are very skilled at avoiding a collision, and they move on and circle around for another landing or taxi on to their terminal,  he said.        Although most safety professionals agree that runway incursions are the number one threat to air safety in the U.S. today, McKenna points out that the threat is relat stanley water bottle ively small.  There are millions of flights each year and only about 328 reported incursions last year. But it s a serious enough threat that safety professionals want to go out and tackle it,  McKenna said. The n Thad Heavy Holiday Travel Forecast
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