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Former FAA chief spokesperson says ATC system is "horribly outdated" amid ground stop

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CBS News reports that former FAA chief spokesperson Scott Brenner joined the network to discuss Friday's nationwide ground stop, describing the U.S. air traffic control system as "horribly outdated." The segment also features Lindsay Gutierrez, a passenger stranded at JFK Airport, who shares her experience.

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  1. CBS News FIRST 4h ago Former FAA chief spokesperson says ATC system is "horribly outdated" amid ground stop

    Former FAA chief spokesperson Scott Brenner joins CBS News to discuss Friday's nationwide ground stop and the age of America's air traffic control system. Then, Lindsay Gutierrez, a passenger stranded at JFK Airport, joins to share her experience.

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