Radar failure affects hundreds of flights
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Air traffic controllers were forced to use their personal cell phones to reroute hundreds of flights Tuesday after the Federal Aviation Administration's Memphis Center lost radar and telephone service for more than two hours, snarling air traffic in the middle of the nation.
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Software update patches bug in wireless drivers that left systems vulnerable.
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A glitch in a regional radar system caused some flights in and out of Southern California to be delayed Friday morning as the busy Memorial Day weekend began, officials said.
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At least five pairs of planes came closer than federal aviation standards allow during Tuesday&#39;s failure of a critical air-traffic control communications system covering the southwestern United States, officials with the Federal Aviation Administration
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Passengers who got caught up in the airlinesâ troubles over Christmas saw a glimpse of what may await them in the coming year. The winter storms and computer malfunctions
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Looking around San Diego&#39;s Lindbergh Field, it&#39;s hard to tell that the airline business is in distress. On any given day, tens of thousands of people make their way through its terminals to travel to destinations near and far.
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Commercial aviation returned to normal Wednesday morning after an apparent computer glitch disabled radios and radars at a US air traffic control center in southern California, disrupting flight schedules nationwide.
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Air traffic controllers lost radio  contact with aircraft flying high-altitude routes in the  western United States on Tuesday, disrupting thousands of  flights heading in and out of southern California, authorities  said.
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DALLAS -- US air traffic slowed yesterday at 11 major airports due to a computer malfunction and thunderstorms, adding to the year's record delays, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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JetBlue officials said overwhelmed IT systems were partially to blame for the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights in the days after an ice storm last week.
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Los Angeles&#39; major airports came to a near stop yesterday after radio and radar equipment failed at a key air-traffic-control center in the Mojave Desert, forcing the diversion of up to 800 commercial airline flights bound for Southern California and
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United Airlines, a unit of UAL Corp., on Wednesday said a systemwide computer failure prevented flights from being dispatched between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Central time (9 a.m. to 11 a.m. EDT).
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Hundreds of airline flights were canceled yesterday and thousands of passengers endured lengthy delays after a winter storm showered rain, sleet and rain over major hub airports in the Southeast.
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Government plans to expand the number of wind farms could be compromised because aircraft flying over them can become invisible to radar.
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Dozens of flights cancelled from Heathrow and other airports, leaving thousands stranded or delayed
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An aborted U-turn by an American Airlines pilot sent a Dallas-bound jet sliding into a muddy field at Richmond International Airport yesterday, creating delays and cancellations for at least 100 other flights.
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U.S. holiday travelers hoping to get  back in the air after a weekend of flight cancellations due to  computer malfunctions and staff shortages still faced  difficulties getting to their destinations on Monday.