THE FAA SHUTDOWN
The FAA suspended all flights in the U.S. on Friday, the first nationwide shutdown since January 2023.
About 10,500 flights were delayed and more than 1,800 canceled, according to FlightAware. CBS News reported that an update to the private network behind air traffic control caused it to reboot and crash.
The FBI says it was not a cyberattack. The FAA has not disclosed the cause of the problem.
Three days earlier, the FAA announced that its new $875 million AI tool would be deployed at all 22 control centers. Twenty-five lawmakers had requested that its rollout be suspended in October.
Asked whether AI could have had any influence, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said: "You can't rule anything out at this point." The contractor denies any connection.
The FAA status board now shows no active en route events.
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The FAA suspended all flights in the U.S. on Friday, the first nationwide shutdown since January 2023.
About 10,500 flights were delayed and more than 1,800 canceled, according to FlightAware. CBS News reported that an update to the private network behind air traffic control caused it to reboot and crash.
The FBI says it was not a cyberattack. The FAA has not disclosed the cause of the problem.
Three days earlier, the FAA announced that its new $875 million AI tool would be deployed at all 22 control centers. Twenty-five lawmakers had requested that its rollout be suspended in October.
Asked whether AI could have had any influence, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said: "You can't rule anything out at this point." The contractor denies any connection.
The FAA status board now shows no active en route events.
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