System failure delays flights at two US airports
The breakdown of equipment at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration caused the suspension of flights at Newark and Princeton airports in the eastern United States, leading to the cancellation of over 400 flights and delays for more than 4,000 others. The malfunction was caused by construction work that resulted in a cut to the backup system, forcing a closure of the airspace for at least 30 minutes and its gradual reopening without a specified timetable for resuming operations at the two airports. Repair efforts are ongoing, while air traffic in the region remains significantly affected.
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