Cable Cut in New Jersey Causes Air Traffic Chaos, Thousands of Flights Affected

An optic cable cut in New Jersey disrupts air traffic, affecting thousands of flights across major airports.

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New Jersey: (RightNow) An important optic cable was cut during Amtrak rail operator’s excavation in New Jersey. This incident has caused a major air traffic control crisis.

The crisis affected New York Airport and nearby networks, impacting 8 major airports across the country. Over 1,000 flights were canceled, and 900 flights faced delays.

Authorities reported that the air traffic control fiber optic cable was cut during ground work in New Jersey. This disrupted the telecommunications system in the region, including New York.

The cable cut affected Philadelphia’s radio frequencies. Orders were given to halt flights at New York, Philadelphia, and other airports.

It is noteworthy that during this crisis, United Nations delegates were flying into New York, increasing difficulties for passengers.

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