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Work to replace copper wires with fiber-optic cables at a remote facility disrupted U.S. air navigation systems, grounding flights for more than four hours. Authorities said the problem may have been linked to a faulty router or improperly performed work, with no evidence of any connection to artificial intelligence or sabotage. About 9,000 commercial flights and 3,000 private flights were canceled on Friday. By Saturday afternoon, cancellations had topped 4,300, and as many as 5,000 of the 41,000 flights scheduled for that day could be canceled. Operations began to recover gradually. The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said normal schedules could be restored by Sunday evening, while the transportation secretary called for $50 billion in funding to modernize the air traffic control system.
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