THE FAA PULLED ITS
THE FAA PULLED ITS ARSR-4 long-range radar in Gibbsboro, N.J., off-line for repairs on Mar. 11 after an investigation into a dropout of radar data from Air Force One as the Boeing 747 flew south of New York on Mar. 10. The investigation found a crack in one of the ASRS-4's mounts that FAA officials...
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