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On the evening of May 9th, local time, the Federal Aviation Administration announced plans to meet with several major airlines on May 14th to discuss the possibility of temporarily reducing flights at Newark International Airport to address recent widespread flight disruptions. In the early morning of the 9th, equipment at Newark International Airport malfunctioned again, causing air traffic controllers to be unable to see the status of the aircraft on their radar screens for about 90 seconds. A similar emergency situation occurred at the airport on April 28th. Since April 28th, Newark International Airport has been experiencing a chaotic situation with a high number of flight delays due to equipment and personnel issues.