The “technical problems” this weekend put the traffic on the east coast of the United States virtually lamb, especially around the Washington region. The international traffic was affected. The software upgrade was needed to give more opportunities to air traffic controllers. reports the Guardian
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The ICT service provider that the software update installed then noticed that interference occurred in the so-called En Route Automation Modernization System (ERAM) in Leesburg, a town near Washington. According to the FAA would be in the system itself are no further issues. A number of new features that came along was forced off with the upgrade.
The error put virtually the entire Saturday traffic largely flat in the Baltimore-Washington region. Most flight delays and failure were caused because of safety the number of takeoffs and landings in the region were limited.
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