Business Business: The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has announced that the number of flights at Newark Airport will be increased from next week. This decision has been taken after one runway reopened about two weeks ago.
The acting administrator of the FAA said that the runway is already in use for takeoff, but it will be certified for arrival by June 9. After this, 34 flights will be able to land per hour instead of 28 from June 10.
Newark Airport, which is one of the major airports of New York City, is a major hub of United Airlines. At present, the number of flights at this airport is less than normal operations, but the FAA says that this number will be increased by October 25.
