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14/11 2:35 pm | FAA allows flights to resume after hours-long ground stop across the US - Engadget The FAA grounded flights for hours on November 13, and the transportation secretary blamed it on old and malfunctioning air traffic control system. |
FAA nationwide ground stop: Why it happened, according to officials - Mashable - 14/11 10:01 am Communication outage cause by outdated systems and network updates, not the FAA's new SMART AI tool. |
The FAA Nationwide Ground Stop Is Over - Wired - 14/11 9:46 am The five-hour ordeal ended Friday evening |
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FAA Lifts Nationwide Ground Stop for All Aircraft [UPDATE] - Slashdot - 14/11 9:30 am Longtime Slashdot readers cold fjord and sinij share news that the FAA grounded flights nationwide after a communications failure disrupted air traffic control centers across the country |
Is the nationwide ground stop related to the FAAs new air traffic AI? - Mashable - 14/11 7:53 am Shortly after the FAA ordered a nationwide ground stop, some on social media suggested it could have been caused by the administration's new AI system. |
FAA grounds all US flights due to 'telecommunication outage' officials say ' no indication...that this was a nefarious attack,' but they can't rule out a cyberattack yet - Techradar - 14/11 6:58 am The FAA called a ground stop on all US flights, which means no planes are taking off, and many are landing |
FAA ground stop: When will it end? Not as soon as youd like. - Mashable - 14/11 6:57 am Everyone is still trying to work out how long it will take for planes to be able to fly again in the United States. |
FAA ground stop updates: What we know so far - Mashable - 14/11 6:41 am Here's what we know about the unexpected nationwide ground stoppage ordered by the FAA on Friday. |
Flight status tracker: How to check online after FAA grounds all flights - Mashable - 14/11 6:11 am On Friday the 13th, the FAA grounded all airplanes in the U.S |
FAA Grounds All US Flights Until Further Notice - Wired - 14/11 5:42 am The government cited a nationwide communications failure among air traffic control systems as the reason for the sudden grounding on Friday. |
‘This Isn’t Another 9/11’: FAA Issues Nationwide Ground Stop ‘Due to Extraordinary Circumstances’ - Gizmodo - 14/11 5:30 am "This is a telecommunications outage," said Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. |
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FAA Expands AI Advice to Manage Air Traffic Congestion Across Entire US Airspace - Slashdot - 13/11 7:00 pm The FAA is expanding its $875 million AI-powered SMART system to all 22 U.S |
The FAA Is Rolling Out Its AI Air Traffic Tool Nationwide - Gizmodo - 13/11 9:12 am The FAA has reassured the public and airlines that SMART only suggests routes and doesn't affect air safety. |
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United is restricting AI agents from booking flights - Engadget - 12/11 4:09 am The airline believes AI poses security risks and may violate DOT and FAA rules. |
US air traffic control systems will finally start dropping floppy disks but it'll take until 2028 to finish - Techradar - 10/11 7:05 am The FAA plans to finally eliminate floppy disks by 2028, replacing outdated information systems across more than 400 American air traffic facilities. |
US FAA to eliminate floppy disks from air traffic control by 2028 - Tomshardware - 7/11 7:00 pm The US federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is finally moving to retire floppy disks from its air traffic control infrastructure, with plans to to replace four decades-old information systems across 435 facilities by the end of 2028. |
US air traffic control enters the 21st century, starts to abandon floppy disks - Register - 7/11 2:06 am The FAA will need to come up with more money to finish the wider overhaul, though |
The FAA says it will phase out floppy disks by 2028 - Mashable - 7/11 1:57 am The FAA will no longer use floppy disks in 2028 |
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FAA Phases Out Floppy Disks From Air Traffic Control - Slashdot - 6/11 3:00 pm The FAA announced today that it is finally phasing out floppy disks from air traffic control systems at more than 400 facilities |
FAA Plans to Retire Floppy Disks by 2028 - Gizmodo - 6/11 5:30 am The agency announced plans to replace decades-old technology at more than 400 air traffic control facilities in the country. |
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The FAA is finally phasing out floppy disks from air traffic control - Engadget - 6/11 3:16 am Seems about time for an upgrade. |
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