FAA temporarily halts flights into Newark and Philadelphia airports
1 Sep 21 11:05 AM · 2d ago · 1 post · 13 comments · 1 source · development 1 of 3
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a temporary halt on flights into Newark and Philadelphia airports due to communications issues affecting some frequencies at an air traffic control facility.
“S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TEMPORARILY HALTS FLIGHTS INTO NEWARK AND PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTS DUE TO COMMUNICATIONS ISSUES WITH SOME FREQUENCIES AT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FACILITY”
Federal Aviation Administration · bluesky ↗Federal Aviation Administration Air traffic control regulator
Sean Duffy U.S. Transportation Secretary
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* U.S. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION TEMPORARILY HALTS FLIGHTS INTO NEWARK AND PHILADELPHIA AIRPORTS DUE TO COMMUNICATIONS ISSUES WITH SOME FREQUENCIES AT AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FACILITY -- AGENCY @reuters.com
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whoops, looks like you’re right, those frequencies I gave you don’t actually exist. that’s on me.
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Not to worry. The 2,000 young video gamers the FAA hired for Air Traffic Control will fix it 🙃
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Sean Duffy using those frequencies to call The Real World friends on walkie talkies
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Meanwhile, our Transportation Secretary is focused on removing 'DEI' bike lanes.
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Probably for the better. No one should have to fly into Newark
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Did they ever implement the AI integrations Duffy said they would be doing?
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Can't wait to find out what happened when Fake Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's reality show airs next year!
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Get the Smart president in there to fix this!
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Are the AI bots controlling DC air traffic going rouge already?
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Maybe Duffy could spend more time doing his job instead of campaigning, road tripping, working out, on tv everday...
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Will this disrupt a TV appearance for Sean Duffy?
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Ah the grand bikes are commie conspiracy!
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