
Migliaia di cancellazioni e ritardi, oltre un milione e mezzo di viaggiatori bloccati negli aeroporti e più di 5mila aerei a terra
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Problemi simili si erano verificati nel 2023 con la Faa e l'11 settembre 2001.
Introduzione
Gli aerei negli Stati Uniti hanno ripreso a decollare dopo quattro ore di blocco totale del Paese per i problemi alla sicurezza legati alle comunicazioni (LA DIRETTA). Migliaia di cancellazioni e ritardi, anche dopo la revoca dello stop da parte di Donald Trump, hanno costretto oltre un milione e mezzo di viaggiatori a rimanere bloccati negli aeroporti, mentre oltre 5mila aerei sono rimasti a terra.
Una situazione di caos che non accadeva dal 2023 quando la Federal aviation administration (Faa) fermò tutti i voli nazionali per problemi con un nuovo sistema di allarme. Prima ancora avvenne l'11 settembre 2001 dopo l'attentato alle Torri Gemelle. Ma che cosa è successo nello specifico? Vediamolo insieme.

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