Faulty Radar Serving Logan Leaves Thousands Stranded

Oct 12, 2005 0 Replies

Monitors show objects that don't exist; solution uncertain By Donovan Slack, Globe Staff | October 11, 2005



A malfunctioning radar system serving Logan International Airport caused flight cancellations and delays of several hours yesterday, stranding thousands of passengers on a holiday weekend and adding to the woes of an airport that has logged several runway incidents in the past few months.



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Radar malfunction causes long delays at Logan October 11, 2005



BOSTON --Flight delays continued Tuesday at Logan International Airport as federal officials worked to repair malfunctioning radar and controllers using a backup system added extra space between planes.



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Airport travelers play the waiting game Many in the dark about radar glitch By Heather Allen, Globe Correspondent | October 11, 2005



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