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FAA router in middle-of-nowhere Arkansas identified as cause of nationwide flight chaos

Why it’s here: The item covers a nationwide FAA ground stop caused by failed FAA network equipment and contractor L3Harris installation, a federal air traffic control infrastructure issue with clear DC policy and oversight implications, though it is closer to aviation operations than the listed technology areas.

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  1. 7h agoNew York PostFAA router in middle-of-nowhere Arkansas identified as cause of nationwide flight chaosA faulty FAA router at an El Dorado, Arkansas radio site reportedly caused a five-hour nationwide ground stop that grounded more than 3,500 flights, with investigators probing equipment defects and possible L3Harris installation errors.
    3 articles · Fox News
    1. 7h agoNew York PostEarliestFAA router in middle-of-nowhere Arkansas identified as cause of nationwide flight chaos
    2. 2h agoFox NewsPickupDuffy: Investigators examining 2 routers after nationwide FAA ground stop, no signs of foreign cyberattack
    3. 1h agoYahooPickupMassive Ground Stop That Affected Thousands of Flights May Have Been Caused by Router Issues in 2 Small U.S. Cities: Officials
    Duffy blames L3Harris router for FAA nationwide ground stop, seeks funding66 linked

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  • Sean Duffy
  • Bryan Bedford

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