'Please fix it' SFO feels impact from Mother's Day equipment outage at Newark Liberty Airport

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Newark Liberty International Airport's air traffic control faces persistent problems, with a recent equipment failure leading to a 45-minute ground stop ordered by the FAA on Mother's Day. This incident caused widespread flight delays and cancellations, including 73 delays and two cancellations at San Francisco International Airport (SFO). Travelers like Jenny Crist and Neko Giles voiced their frustration over the delays, impacting their Mother's Day plans. U. S.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy appeared on NBC's "Meet The Press," stressing the urgent need to modernize the outdated air traffic control system. He labeled the situation an American issue, promising that securing funding for improvements would be a congressional priority this year. Duffy assured passengers that flights to Newark remain safe while adjustments are made. This marks the third disruption at Newark in two weeks, highlighting ongoing challenges in air traffic management. Officials continue to prioritize safety and efficiency as they seek solutions to these technical issues.

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