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FAA blames a radar and communications blackout at the Philadelphia installation that handles traffic in and out of the New Jersey facility.

Agency says severe delays and cancellations are driven by staffing shortages, equipment issues, and ongoing runway construction.

Trump administration aims to ramp up controller hiring while modernizing the facilities and systems they use.

Travelers at Newark Liberty International are hit with major delays and cancellations for an eighth straight day.

Per The Wall Street Journal, the president is frustrated with delays to the aerospace giant’s new design, which has suffered multiple setbacks.

Army helicopter pilot involved in a deadly January crash may not have changed course as directed.

U.S. aerospace companies worry import duties and a broader trade war could dim their prospects.

Regulator plans to review staffing levels and arrival rates and will offer confidential support for stress.

Acting administrator Chris Rocheleau describes the measure during a Senate hearing on the NTSB’s preliminary report on January’s fatal midair collision.

Transportation secretary is expected to announce plans to modernize what he describes as an ‘aging, understaffed’ system this week.