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Air traffic control outages are not isolated to Newark

Air Traffic Control Outages Timeline: Here Are The U.S. Airports Where Controllers Have Lost Communication With Planes

Outages are not just a Newark problem—in recent weeks, at least three other U.S. airports have reported communication breakdowns that left air traffic controllers unable to contact pilots.

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

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Air traffic control system ‘failing Americans’: Airline executives

US FAA announces Newark flight cuts to reduce congestion

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Newark Airport flight restrictions in place days before Memorial Day Weekend

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FAA extends flight limits at Newark airport into June because of controller shortage and tech issues

Fourth air traffic control outage affects Newark airport for 2 seconds

The FAA told Fox News that Philadelphia TRACON Area C "lost radio frequencies."

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FAA reduces flights at Newark through October to combat delays, equipment failures

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Travel expert weighs in as Newark airport caps flights | 28/22 News

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Air Traffic Controller Left 'Traumatized' and Placed on Leave After Being Only One on Duty During Terrifying 90-Second Blackout

"I was so shaken by the incident, I was put on stress-related trauma leave the following day," the woman wrote in 'The Times' regarding the May 9 incident

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In Congress, did Sean Duffy vote against upgrading air traffic control systems? Here’s what we know

While serving in Congress, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy voted against a 2019 bill introduced during the nation’s longest government shutdown as an attempt to reopen transportation and housing agencies.

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Pentagon and FAA can’t seem to get on same page over air safety

The FAA is considering applying restrictions on the Pentagon's use of specific flight patterns near Reagan National Airport.