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The Federal Aviation Administration is planning a three-day symposium next week on fatigue, including scientists and representatives of airlines and unions.

President Clinton, Jane F. Garvey, the F.A.A. administrator, and representatives of airlines, the air traffic controllers' union, and the pilots' union are to announce the changes on Friday at the White House.

Travel agents and corporate travel planners may also be familiar with specific airports; many customer-service representatives of airlines can answer questions about their hub airports, and have the advantage of being reachable most hours of the day.

A nonprofit corporation owned by its users -- the board includes representatives of airlines, the government, business-aircraft users and the air traffic controllers' union -- Nav Canada has the flexibility and financing base the United States system lacks.

Now, after a spate of recent cases in which planes nearly collided on runways, simulator training focusing specifically on taxiing has become part a package of quick fixes worked out in a meeting of about 40 representatives of airlines, airports, air traffic controllers and regulators.

Representatives of both airlines declined to comment on Monday.

Officials at the Federal Aviation Administration briefed representatives of foreign airlines about the plan on Tuesday.

In mid-May, he met with representatives of several airlines and their trade group, the Air Transport Association, to address these complaints.

On Friday, the company met for several hours in Seattle with technical representatives of the airlines to go over those plans.

Representatives of those airlines said yesterday that they had not canceled any flights because of the disease and declined to provide statistics on passenger traffic.

In the last few years Congress has given the F.A.A. a freer hand in personnel policy and in acquisitions, but it has not gone as far as Canada, which turned its air traffic system over to a nonprofit corporation set up by the government for public benefit, with a board made up of representatives of the airlines, general aviation, controllers and the public.