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Work to replace old copper wire led to the FAA’s ground stop
A router at a ‘remote FAA facility’ grounded an entire country.
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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy told reporters that the FAA’s nationwide ground stop on Friday was triggered by work to replace outdated copper wiring with a fiber‑optic line at a remote FAA facility. He characterized the outage as “routine maintenance” rather than part of a larger modernization program. The replacement of the copper wire was the direct cause of the temporary grounding.
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