FAA Looks for Cause of New York ATC Outage
The FAA is investigating an ATC system shutdown in the New York en route center that caused more than 700 airline flight delays on March 7. The center's main, or HOST, system was off line for about an hour, and controllers switched to the backup. Preliminary inquiries reveal that data from a flight...
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