Fourth ATC Outage at Newark Airport in One Month: FAA Investigates

Newark Airport Experiences Fourth ATC Outage in a Month Newark, NJ – Air traffic controllers at Newark Liberty International Airport experienced another outage on Monday, marking the fourth such incident in the past month. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed the disruption, which occurred around 11:30 AM, causing temporary loss of radio contact with several aircraft. Thankfully, all planes maintained safe separation, preventing any accidents. The FAA has launched an investigation into the recurring outages to determine the cause and implement preventative measures. "The safety of air travel is our top priority," stated an FAA spokesperson in an official statement. "We are committed to thoroughly investigating this matter and taking appropriate action to prevent future occurrences." The repeated outages have raised concerns among travelers and aviation experts, highlighting the need for robust systems and contingency plans to ensure the safety and efficiency of air travel. The FAA’s swift response and investigation are reassuring, but the underlying cause of these recurring issues remains a priority for investigation and resolution. The focus is now on identifying the root cause and preventing future disruptions.