Flights at New Jersey airport capped temporarily amid air traffic control issues | US news

The Federal Aviation Administration has completed a temporary order to reduce the number of flights that enter and graduate from New Arrek Liberty International Airport, where the recently besieged transit center witnessed a scale. Delay and cancellation Due to air traffic control operations.

Starting on Tuesday, May 20, the maximum price of the New Arrek airport is now 28 of the expatriates and 28 exits, with a total of 56 hours per hour. Before this change, Newark is usually treated more than 77 flights The hour during peak times, according to the United States of America today.

“But it will continue on Saturday until the end of the year,” FAA said in an advertisement.

Outside the construction period, the airport will increase to 34 expatriates and departure until October 25, 2025.

“Our goal is to reduce the great inconvenience of the excessive audience of excessive delay in flying due to construction, employment challenges, and modern equipment issues, which incur during their spread through the national airspace,” said the Director of the Acting Federal Aviation Department. In a statement.

This announcement comes after the Minister of Transport, Sean Duffy, said earlier on Tuesday that there would be a revised table in Newark in an attempt to ease the crowding.

“[We] You have a structure for the number of trips that can leave in the hour. “We have a late flight schedule. You will see a discount,” Dofi said.

In recent weeks, New Ark Airport, New Jersey, has witnessed the airport Equipment interruptionThe construction of the runway and Air traffic control Employment issues. The issues were the problem of Dafi Transferred flights to his wife To help her avoid flying from Newark.

Talk to the conservative radio host David Web On Siriusxm, Duffy said: “My wife was getting out of Newark tomorrow. Her journey has turned to La Gardadia.”

Newark Liberty is one of the largest airports in New York The region and twelve in the United States. In 2023, more than 49 million passengers served and the heavier load.