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Dangerous cuts loom for Central Texas airports
Posted on March 1, 2013 at 11:23 PM
Updated Friday, Mar 1 at 11:41 PM
They're the ones who guide planes onto the runway and stop crashes from happening, but due to federal cuts, air traffic controllers in Georgetown and all over the county could be out of a job if the state doesn't step in to help.
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