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It is nationwide, per ABC News and USA Today. FAA processing flight data manually creating greater intervals for departures and arrivals. JFK at 40 - 50% efficiency.
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Originally Posted by MarqFlyer
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Yeah, that'd be a good idea. And then the damage award would be paid by taxpayers...which of course includes you, me and the airlines themselves.
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Originally Posted by 3Cforme
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Since this has direct utility only for those flying planes, perhaps the U.S. airlines should stop dragging their feet and agree to fund, in part, the NextGen navigation systems.
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Originally Posted by EZE
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They (read: we) have been paying for it for almost 20 years but like 99% of government programs, it is way over-budget and massively delayed. For the life of me, I do not understand why the government is in control of the ATC system and the airports. If they want to control security that is one issue, but this is absurd.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091119/..._flight_delays not a good day to be trying to fly, wonder how long it'll take to get the system back to 'normal'.... Bob H |
Just got a msg from the AP app (shameless iPhone plug!! :D ) that FAA systems are back up and running. But nevertheless the damage is probably already done on the network.
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Originally Posted by jfulcher
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... they are telling us there is some FAA server outage and they can't do a flight plan - Anyone run into this today?
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Any chance FAA is running on IB? :D
Mike |
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