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The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted the national suspension this Friday.
Photograph of screens showing the list of flights after their suspension this Friday. Photo: EFE
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) this Friday lifted the national suspension of takeoffs that had paralyzed air operations at the country’s airports for hours due to an interruption in communications, as announced by the agency.
Faced with this, the Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, said that the resumption “will be slow” and stated that he hopes that normality will return more tomorrow.
He insisted that the situation is an “emergency” and asked Congress for greater funding for the sector.
“It’s an old system that’s become overloaded,” he said during a White House news conference.
For his part, the Secretary of Homeland Security, Markwayne Mullin, stated before the press that “there is no evidence that this is a cyberattack,” but clarified that “they are not ruling out any possibility.”
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