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The coronavirus infiltrated the U.S. air traffic control system, forcing the FAA to increasingly activate contingency plans as facilities temporarily closed or reduced their workload because of infections.
Among the actions it was taking in response to the COVID-19 infections, the FAA said it was cleaning the facilities, evaluating employees, tracing their contacts and requiring some to self-quarantine.
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