Thousands of U.S. flights delayed by telecom problem, FAA says
Around 7,000 flights affected as workers accidentally cut telecom line in New Jersey
Thousands of U.S. flights delayed by telecom problem, FAA says
Around 7,000 flights affected as workers accidentally cut telecom line in New Jersey
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