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FAA Halts Flights to Major US East Coast Airports Due to Equipment Outage

The FAA has halted flights to several major East Coast airports due to an equipment outage, impacting over 1,000 flights. Ground stops were issued at airports including JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Boston Logan, and Philadelphia International. The outage was caused by a fiber line cut by an Amtrak construction crew, with significant delays and cancellations reported, particularly at Newark.

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The FAA has halted flights to several major East Coast airports due to an equipment outage, impacting over 1,000 flights. Ground stops were issued at airports including JFK, LaGuardia, Newark, Boston Logan, and Philadelphia International. The outage was caused by a fiber line cut by an Amtrak construction crew, with significant delays and cancellations reported, particularly at Newark.

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