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The FAA grounded flights nationwide on Saturday due to instability in router and networking equipment from Cisco and L3Harris Technologies. Officials could not identify the root cause of the disruption, which halted departures to U.S. airports since 9/11. L3Harris confirmed completing over 70% of a fiber-optic conversion, while Secretary Duffy requested $50 billion for an overhaul.
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