Duffy probing possible L3Harris fault in FAA air traffic system shutdown
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(Bloomberg) -- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Saturday that officials are looking into whether aerospace and defense contractor L3Harris Technologies Inc. was at fault for an aviation traffic control system shutdown that grounded flights nationwide for more than four…
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- 01Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said officials are examining whether L3Harris was at fault.
- 02The shutdown grounded flights nationwide for more than four hours.
- 03Duffy said L3Harris was replacing a copper line with fiber at a remote FAA site.
- 04A router flooded other routers with over 1,000 connection attempts every four to five seconds, disrupting communications.
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