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How will FAA fix chaos at Newark airport? It will start by cutting flights.

The Federal Aviation Administration will meet with airline representatives Wednesday, seeking to cut flights going into and out of Newark Liberty International Airport amid mounting delays, hundreds of cancellations and growing frustration among passengers.

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United cut flights at Newark ahead of summer travel, says 'it is absolutely safe to fly'

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US FAA to Meet With Airlines About Temporary Newark Flight Cuts

Flight aborted 'at high speed' during take-off

The airport said "all passengers disembarked safely" and that the fire service had attended "as a precautionary measure".

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FAA meets with airlines to reduce Newark airport flight delays

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United Airlines bears brunt of Newark airport chaos

United CEO Reassures Customers That Newark Airport Is Safe

The Federal Aviation Administration is working to address the issues, but Kirby said in the email there are procedures in place to make sure flying is safe in the meantime.

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Transportation Secretary lays out plan for ATC fix

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Newark Airport Had 3 Controllers on Duty When the Goal Is 14

FAA launches emergency task force to ensure safety flying in and out of Newark

The Federal Aviation Administration is considering temporary flight reductions in and out of Newark Liberty International Airport, and it's launching a safety task force.

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Newark Airport flight cuts planned amid delays and radar outages, Trump administration official says

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy plans to reduce the number of flights in and out of Newark Liberty International Airport for the "next several weeks."

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Newark plane traffic briefly slowed again due to telecoms issue, FAA says

Newark Liberty has also been hit by runway construction, equipment outages and air-traffic-control staffing shortages that prompted urgent calls from lawmakers for investigations and new funding.