FAA Blames Error Messages for Northeast Airport Flight Outage
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) attributed the recent flight halts at multiple northeast airports to error messages that prompted a switch to a backup fiber line. The agency stated that it was advised on Sunday by technology contractor L3Harris to make the switch in order to begin troubleshooting at a Philadelphia location.
This action resulted in the suspension of flights at several airports in the region, with the FAA citing the initial error messages as the root cause for the operational disruption.
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