The FAA said Friday it plans to announce proposed temporary cuts to flights at Newark after ... the proposal "would reduce overscheduling, flight delays, and cancellations to an acceptable level." ...

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US FAA to Meet With Airlines About Temporary Newark Flight Cuts By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration said late on Friday it plans to meet with major ...

The Federal Aviation Administration said on Tuesday it would require flight cuts at Newark, one of the main airports serving New York City, after it met with U.S. airlines to address congestion issues ...

The FAA is reducing the number of flights at Newark ... substantial inconvenience to the traveling public from excessive flight delays due to construction, staffing challenges, and recent ...

The FAA has dramatically cut the number of flights coming in and ... inconvenience to the traveling public from excessive flight delays due to construction, staffing challenges, and recent ...

They follow weeks of flight ... the FAA had targeted 77 total arrivals and departures at Newark each hour, but at the start of construction on April 15 they requested airlines cut that down ...

The aging air traffic control system is causing flight delays and cancellations, particularly at Newark Liberty International Airport. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy acknowledges the system's ...

The FAA held numerous rounds of individual meetings with air carriers to win concessions to cut flights at specific ... "would reduce overscheduling, flight delays, and cancellations to an ...

The FAA interim order did not specify which flights were being cut but said it requires three to seven flight reductions per hour based on the time of day over what was approved last autumn.

The FAA interim order did not specify which flights were being cut but said it requires three to seven flight reductions per hour based on the time of day over what was approved last autumn.