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FAA: Flight Delays Caused by “Glitch,” Not Just Long Lines, Slow Security, Too Much Carry-on BaggageNominee

November 19th, 2009 by Doug Lansky
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For the second time in about a year, the FAA  system that collects airline flight plans had a minor fail, causing flight cancellations and delays around the US.

Until it’s worked out, controllers have to enter flight plans manually. At least in some locations.

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