The Federal Aviation Administration is reducing flights at Newark Liberty International Airport due to equipment outages, ...

The FAA will soon implement temporary flight reductions at Newark Liberty ... and congestion issues due to runway construction. The cuts are not that surprising considering Transportation ...

The FAA held numerous rounds of individual meetings with air carriers to win concessions to cut flights at specific times as the airport deals with a chaotic series of equipment outages ...

The FAA will soon implement temporary flight reductions ... has already cut its schedule there due to the issues. Other carriers involved in recent discussions with the FAA regarding Newark ...

The FAA held four rounds of individual ... cargo carriers and Canadian airlines to join the discussions, and they may be asked to cut or move flights from congested periods.

Reuters first reported last week that major U.S. airlines have asked the FAA to extend cuts to minimum flight requirements at congested New York City-area airports through October 2027 ...

The FAA said Friday it plans to announce proposed temporary cuts to flights at Newark after meetings with major U.S. airlines to address congestion impacts. WASHINGTON, May 16 (Reuters ...

US FAA to Meet With Airlines About Temporary Newark Flight Cuts By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration said late on Friday it plans to meet with major ...

US FAA to Announce Temporary Flight Cuts at Newark After Airline Meetings By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Aviation Administration said Friday it plans to announce proposed ...

The aging air traffic control system is causing flight delays and cancellations, particularly at Newark Liberty International Airport. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy acknowledges the system's ...

United said it has historically flown 440 flights daily out of Newark, but after cutting flights earlier this spring due to the runway construction and the latest cuts, it is now down to 293. The FAA ...