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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration halted departures from airports across the country on Friday, November 13, after a communications outage affected all 22 air traffic control centers. The order did not apply to aircraft already in the air. The outage came three days after expanded use of the AI-powered “SMART” system, but the system is designed to plan the flow of flights and does not handle direct communications with aircraft. No evidence has emerged linking it to the outage or to earlier staff layoffs. The crisis has renewed attention to warnings about the system’s testing, the readiness of aging infrastructure, and a shortage of air traffic controllers, as the investigation into the cause of the disruption continues.
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