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Air traffic control outages are not isolated to Newark

‘It was a terrible idea’: Air traffic controllers say recent issues at Newark are rooted in a plan from Trump’s first term

Though the move to Philadelphia took place under President Joe Biden, internal FAA documents reviewed by CNN, which have not been previously reported, show the plan was well underway during the first...

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A Newark air traffic controller on how it felt when systems went dark

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Flights reduced at Newark Airport amid outages and air traffic controller shortage

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This redundant aviation safety net helps keep planes safe when controllers lose contact

“I think the risk of a collision or an incident was increased, but not significantly because of the redundancy in the aviation system,” said Jeff Guzzetti, a former accident investigator for the FAA a...

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Demand, traffic falls at Newark airport following outages

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Disbelief, then fury: A Newark air traffic controller says they saw a crisis coming

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Human air traffic controllers keep flyers safe. Should AI have a role?

To recap, on April 28, air traffic controllers handling inbound traffic at Newark experienced a brief radar and radio outage. Similar failures have occurred at least three times since then, and in response,

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United’s Newark operations stabilise amid FAA-mandated air traffic reduction

Operations at United Airline's massive hub at Newark Liberty International airport have stabilised following a sharp reduction in daily air traffic mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration.

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Lone Newark air traffic controller who handled terrifying 90-second outage reveals it’s ‘only a matter of time before we have a fatal crash’

A veteran air traffic controller who was alone during the terrifying 90-second blackout at Newark Liberty International Airport refuses to fly out of the travel hub anymore — saying it’s

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Newark’s air traffic nightmare continues as controllers lose contact with planes a 4th time

Controllers handling aircraft headed into Newark Liberty International Airport lost radio frequencies for approximately 2 seconds, said the FAA