Blaine Thompson
2006-07-19 03:55:10 UTC
Air traffic center outage disrupts Southern California flights
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A power outage at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic
Control Center Tuesday cut communications and brought incoming and
outgoing flights in Southern California to a standstill, a Federal
Aviation Administration spokesman said.
“We lost everything, we lost all power to phone lines, computers,
everything,” said Allen Kenitzer, a regional spokesman for the FAA.
The outage was reported around 6 p.m., Kenitzer said, and the cause was
not known.
The center is located in the High Desert near Palmdale.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A power outage at the Los Angeles Air Route Traffic
Control Center Tuesday cut communications and brought incoming and
outgoing flights in Southern California to a standstill, a Federal
Aviation Administration spokesman said.
“We lost everything, we lost all power to phone lines, computers,
everything,” said Allen Kenitzer, a regional spokesman for the FAA.
The outage was reported around 6 p.m., Kenitzer said, and the cause was
not known.
The center is located in the High Desert near Palmdale.