The Trump administration said Sunday that air travel disruption caused by a no-takeoff order could continue another day, pushing back its timetable for normal operations. Officials blamed Friday's ground stop on faulty work upgrading air traffic control communication cables, and 1,460 flights were cancelled as of Sunday morning.
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The Trump administration said Sunday the air travel havoc triggered by a no-takeoff order could drag on for another day, pushing back its timetable for a return to normal.
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The Biden Administration was an FAA disaster,
Everything they touched turned bad. Big money spent unwisely, making an old and broken system worse than when they began,
So, in the airspace, we're going to see things come back to normal today, but probably fully normal tomorrow,
We had airplanes and crews out of position because of Friday, so it takes a little bit of time to do that.
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As of Sunday morning 1,460 flights within, into or out of the United States had been cancelled, according to the travel monitor site flightaware.com.
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Duffy has appealed for $50 billion in funds to upgrade and modernize the air traffic control system
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