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Inside US ATC Centers
A failure in the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) telecommunications network (FTI) disrupted communications between air traffic control centers and knocked out communication frequencies and automated systems used to transfer responsibility for aircraft and record flight data. Air traffic facilities entered “ATC Zero” status—meaning they could not provide control services or ensure safe separation between aircraft—prompting authorities to halt departures from U.S. airports until further notice. Reports said pilots are trained to use alternative means of communication, while $1.9 billion in funding was approved to replace and consolidate aging control facilities.
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