ERAM Test Halted By Automation Glitch
FAA attempted its longest operational test of a new en route ATC system over the weekend, but a glitch forced it to switch back to the legacy system. Controllers at the Salt Lake City center switched over to the en route automation modernization (ERAM) system at about 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 2, and nine...
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