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Thousands of Flights Were Delayed at Newark Airport. Investigators Want to Know if Moving This FAA Facility Caused It

ESSEX COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, JUL 28 – Flights at Newark Liberty International Airport face an average 49-minute delay as FAA struggles with certified controller shortages, equipment issues, and runway construction, officials said.

  • The Federal Aviation Administration said Monday that arrivals at Newark Liberty International Airport experience an average ground delay of 49 minutes due to staffing shortages.
  • Amid ongoing runway construction and equipment outages, Newark Liberty International Airport faced increased strain due to staffing shortages, highlighting years of underinvestment in infrastructure.
  • Around 7 a.m. EST Monday, the FAA said a traffic management program was activated and flight caps were imposed at Newark through the end of the year.
  • Facing a staffing gap of about 3,500 controllers, FAA officials told travelers to check with their airline for potential flight impacts.
  • With Congress approving $12.5 billion this month, a U.S. government watchdog will probe the FAA’s 2024 relocation decision.
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PIX 11 broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, July 27, 2025.
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