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‘Using 80’s technology’: FAA to reduce flights to Newark amid equipment outages
The FAA says over the weekend another air traffic equipment outage resulted in a ground stop for arriving flights at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says flights in and out of Newark will be scaled back.
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The Trump administration on Thursday rolled out its three-year plan to build a brand new, “state-of-the-art" air traffic ...
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President Donald Trump’s own policies have prompted departures of key staff and hurt morale at the aviation agency, ...
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