Newark cap set at 83 flights per hr. beginning in May; Florida to be Next-Gen 'test-bed'
US Transportation Secretary Mary Peters announced that airlines serving Newark International have agreed formally to cap flights temporarily 83 per hr. beginning in early May. DOT, which imposed a cap at New York JFK of 83 flights per hr. beginning this month, announced in December that it would...
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