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Passengers face widespread disruption after US air traffic control outage

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Thousands of flights set to be delayed or cancelled over the weekend

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  1. Financial Times(subscription required)Passengers face widespread disruption after US air traffic control outageThousands of flights set to be delayed or cancelled over the weekend
  2. Yahoo NewsWhite House seeks $50 billion to overhaul air traffic control after outageBy David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Nov 13 (Reuters) - The Trump administration boosted its request for air traffic control funding to $50 billion late Friday after a communications issue forced a nationwide groundstop that halted thousands of ‌flights for hours. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and the White House earlier on Friday asked for $30.1 billion to ‌upgrade the United States' aging airports and air traffic control system. "This is an emergency," Duffy said. "What's more important than having an air traffic ​control system that actually works?" The issue impacted the FAA's en route…
  3. APAir passengers in Dallas face disruption to their plans as flights halted at airports across US
  4. Fast CompanyFAA grounds all flights in the U.S. until further notice: Reports cite air traffic control outage