US EditionFAA Evacuates Newark Control Tower After Burning Smell Halts Flights
A reported burning smell from an elevator forced Newark Liberty International Airport to pause flights for about an hour while air traffic control moved to a backup tower, affecting hundreds of flights.
- Air traffic controllers evacuated the control tower at Newark Liberty International Airport on Monday morning due to a burning smell from an elevator, according to the Federal Aviation Administration .
- No fire occurred, but operations were temporarily moved to a backup tower, causing delays and impacting hundreds of flights, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
- The incident follows recent events at Newark Airport, including two planes clipping each other on the ground and an alleged stowaway case involving a woman convicted previously for the same offense.
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Newark Airport Flights Stopped as Smoke Forces Control Tower Evacuation
All flights into and out of Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey were halted Monday morning after air traffic controllers evacuated the tower due to the ingress of smoke from an elevator. The post Newark Airport Flights Stopped as Smoke Forces Control Tower Evacuation appeared first on Breitbart.
Newark flights halted after control tower evacuated
Flights at Newark Liberty International Airport were halted Monday after the air traffic control tower was evacuated. In a statement, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said that “[a]rrivals and departures are temporarily paused at” the airport “after air traffic controllers evacuated the…
Ground stop briefly in place, control tower evacuated at Newark Airport after reports of smoke
The FAA Air Traffic Control tower at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) in Newark, New Jersey, US, (Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images) (NEWARK, N.J.) — Ground stop briefly in place, control tower evacuated at Newark Airport after reports of smoke A ground stop was briefly in place on Monday morning at Newark Liberty International Airport, where an air traffic control tower was being evacuated due to reports of smoke,…
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