US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy: When FAA Delays May End
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Friday that air traffic operations across the country would return to normal by Monday, following the communications disruption that caused flights to be grounded.
The communications system, whose outage paralyzed air traffic in the US over the weekend, will return to normal by Sunday, US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced in an interview with ABC. He believes full normalization at airports will likely not occur until Monday morning.
Air traffic in the United States will not return to normal until Monday, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said on Sunday. Hundreds of flights were canceled in the United States on Sunday as well.
US Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy said that the situation regarding air traffic in the United States will be partially normalized today, while full normalization is expected tomorrow, stating that he takes responsibility for the major disruptions that have occurred in air traffic across the country. Duffy, in an interview with CNN, also pointed to problems in air traffic inherited from previous administrations. He repeated the call to pr…
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told NBC that the disruption would end “by the end of today or tomorrow.” Duffy made the same assessment in his statements about the end of flight delays, speaking to ABC: “We’ll see things normalize today, and they’ll be completely normalized tomorrow.”Read also: Chaos in the US: Over 11,500 flight cancellations – What’s behind the disruptionSource: ΑΠΕ-ΜΒΕ
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