Ground Stop Proves "We Have to Get Off Old Network," Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Says
Duffy blamed old copper lines and equipment failures as he sought $50 billion to modernize aviation systems after the outage grounded about 3,500 flights.
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Ground stop proves "we have to get off old network," Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said that "we have to get off old network, old telecom" after a telecommunication outage led to a nationwide ground stop on Friday.
POLITICS: Transportation Secretary Duffy won’t stop demanding money
The late Howard Rubenstein was the best public relations executive I have ever known. His foundational advice to his corporate and political clients facing a crisis was captured on a small plaque in his office. It read: “If you always tell the truth, you don’t have to remember what you said.” The first time I saw it, I laughed out loud and, with a smile, he nodded and said, yes, that’s what I’ve learned and what I believe. Howard and […] Sour…
Thousands of flights failed in the US due to technical problems. When US Transport Minister Sean Duffy appeared in front of journalists to explain the matter, things didn't go smoothly either.
Thousands of flight failures, stranded travellers and outdated technology: US Minister of Transport Sean Duffy wanted to explain the flight chaos, but the technology again failed at the press conference.
Exchange of the Day
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy was questioned by a reporter about the shutdown of all air traffic yesterday: DUFFY: How many times does this have to happen before Congress gives the money to fix it? REPORTER: You’ve been in office almost two years now, Republicans controlled both chambers of congress and still do. DUFFY: What network are you from?
Sean Duffy’s 2nd FAA Presser Opens With Audio Issues After Bipartisan Backlash to First Briefing
After facing bipartisan blowback for his Friday night remarks on the FAA flight stoppage, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy returned to the podium Saturday morning, only to be greeted by a fresh set of problems when the audio began malfunctioning
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