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The FAA just extended the Newark Airport mess through the end of 2025
Just when you thought the turbulence at Newark Liberty International Airport might clear up, spoiler alert: It’s sticking around through 2025. The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed on Friday that flight caps at the embattled New Jersey airport will continue into next year in an effort to ease congestion and prevent the travel chaos that’s plagued travelers since spring.
United wants federal aviation officials to extend cuts to the number of hourly flights allowed into and out of Newark Liberty ...
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Exclusive look at how United Airlines is coping with issues at Newark airportAs the dominant airline at Newark, United bore the brunt of the airport's meltdown last month, when failures at an antiquated ...
After weeks of frustrating delays and cancellations, Newark Airport is poised to see increased flights starting June 15.
According to the Portuguese American Jourrnal, United's new flights will be operated three times weekly on Wednesdays, ...
Ongoing staffing issues triggered the FAA to issue a ground stop at Newark Liberty International Airport on Wednesday.
Newark Liberty International Airport suffered yet more travel chaos late Wednesday with a temporary ground stoppage due to a worrying lack of air traffic controllers.
A New York Times analysis reveals that controllers were struggling with communication issues for several minutes after transmissions first blacked out.
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