Those who control the air traffic have lost signal more than a minute from chaos in Newark Airport: Report

A damaged report found that the aircraft controls the aircraft lost radar and radio signals in a brief Newark Freedom International Airport in New Jersey last week.

Bloomberg was initially reported Those who control the air traffic on Monday were a signal for about 90 seconds on April 28, a while ago, the airport was widespread mass delays and flight.

The air traffic supervisors worked in Feiladelphia, which directs the flights to Newark and outside the Fezial Aviation Administration (FAA). Anonymous sources said that after the incident, many workers were trauma.

National Air Traffic Supervisors Association Fox News Digital wrote that the enterprise is temporarily with radar and communication with radar and communication with communication and communicate with communication and talking to them.

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“Special, American and hard working workers who serve as a supervisor are the basis of our air traffic management system.” “Thousands of other aviation security specialists represented by these supervisors and NATCA provide a safe and effective action of tons of cargo through our dynamic airspace and every day.”

In the last week at the last week in the last week at the Newark Freedom International Airport, the last week was postponed or terminated in New Jersey Travel HUB.

More than 200 flights were postponed in Newark, was canceled on Friday for about 20 Flight-Track Website Flightware. The airport said that the flights of this “flights of origin are experiencing flights, there is an average of 1 hour and 32 minutes.”

Grim traveled on a day of travel, when he was a worse day on Thursday More than 500 flights In Newark and outside and at least 200 people were canceled.

Chaos continued on the weekend and 145 flights were postponed on Monday evening and 76 people were canceled.

A statement received by Fox Business on Monday, the FAA appealed to the shortage of personnel contributing to the issue.

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“Due to this highly specialized profession, we will not be able to replace (remaining supervisors), as a result, we continue to grow controllers to be appointed to this busy airspace.”

“When there is human resources or equipment problems, the FAA will ensure safety by slowing the speed of arrivals to the airport. We will update the public as we work on these issues.”
The Secretary of Transport Sean Duffy addressed the chaos in the X Post on Friday and called on the infrastructure update for air transport.

“The technology we use is old. This is what causes the cuts and delays we see in Newark,” Duffy said.

“If we do not move, we will start to see these issues in the national airspace,” he said. “Therefore, I declare a plan next week to build a new air traffic control system.”

On Monday, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, Duffy’s efforts, but immediately asked for help in managing air transport chaos in the garden.

“The FAA has a shortest 3,000 air traffic controller, and to keep additional supervisors in the nation, the FAA is the busiest airpoint, immediately develop a plan to resolve the Philadelphia Tracon area and chronic personnel shortcomings in New York Tacon.”

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The fox work reached FAA for additional comments, but did not immediately hear. The port has refused to comment.

Fox Business’ Courorge, Louis Casiano and Greg Wehnner contributed to this report.