Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blames aging copper wire for nationwide FAA ground stop
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says a routine upgrade from old copper wire to fiber caused a router to flood air traffic control systems, leading to a nationwide ground stop. FOX 10's Danielle Miller was at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, where travelers experienced calm conditions and minimal delays, despite Friday's ground stop.
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