Airlines are still recovering from a corrupted file in the Notice to Air Missions system forced the FAA to ground thousands of flights.
In a statement released late Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration said it was still investigating the root cause of a systems error that forced it to dramatically ground all domestic flights for more than a hour Wednesday, but said a corrupted file in its Notice to Air Missions system is likely to blame. That crucial system provides air personnel with critical safety information related to flight operation.
caused by a malicious cyber attack, as some early online rumors had speculated. In its statement, the FAA said it will continue to investigate the reasons for the outage and, “take all needed steps to prevent this kind of disruption from happening again.” Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg reiterated that commitment in a
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