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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration halted flight takeoffs nationwide after a fault affected radar and radio communications at all 22 regional control centers, disrupting travel for more than two million passengers a day. It did not announce the root cause of the failure. The article outlined four possibilities: aging monitoring systems, a fault related to a software update, a connection to the Microsoft outage, or a deliberate attack. Officials ruled out a link to Microsoft and said there were no indications of an attack, while keeping all possibilities under investigation. The incident comes amid calls for an additional $30.1 billion to modernize air traffic control systems.
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