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Runway work at Newark wraps up early, but flight limits and delays still loom
The FAA recently ordered airlines to reduce flights at Newark through October, citing a combination of staffing shortages, runway constraints and aging radar systems. The airport has faced weeks of delays and cancellations while federal officials work to install fiber optic upgrades and build a new radar hub in Philadelphia.
Travelers at Newark Airport will face a reduced number of flights for the foreseeable future, United States Transportation ...
The problems that disrupted flights at New Jersey’s largest airport this spring could be repeated anywhere across the country ...
After weeks of chaos, delays and cancellation at the major hub, Duffy claimed there is light at the end of the tunnel.
The temporary restrictions are being imposed after repeated flight delays and cancellations. The cap will increase to 68 ...
But smooth sailing out of Newark — deemed a “travel hellhole” by frustrated frequent flyers over the past few weeks — has become virtually impossible. The disarray is largely due to a string of ...
According to the New York Post, a blackout on April 28 for air traffic controllers overseeing Newark led to many workers ...
The CEO said the current situation is a "huge perception issue," claiming the airline had its most reliable Memorial Day ...
A pilot with over 60 years' experience told Newsweek that "a good 'A' level traffic controller is a three-dimensional chess ...
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