The FAA will publish a root cause analysis of the failure behind Friday's nationwide US ground stop, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford says. The cause of the network instability is still unknown.
"When we have that root cause analysis complete, we'll share it with you"
Bedford made the commitment at Saturday 14 November's press conference, ABC7 reports. Al Jazeera also reports the pledge. He did not give a date for the analysis.
Bedford said the FAA is working out whether the failure came from "faulty installation", "faulty configuration" or defective router hardware, ANI reports via Tribune India.
He repeated that the agency had found no sign of sabotage or of artificial intelligence playing a part. "We see zero evidence of anything nefarious, and zero evidence of anything AI-related," he said.