Air traffic controllers will keep working but not be paid. NTSB will still be able to launch new air accident investigations.

The cyberattack, which began on September 19, affected an important provider of software that underpins check-in and boarding systems.

The tally is the latest to show how companies are beginning to digest the fallout from new trade barriers.

The disruption is the latest reminder of how dependent global aviation is on a handful of technology suppliers and how a single failure can ripple through some of Europe’s busiest hubs.

The move marks FedEx’s transition to an independent operator in Saudi Arabia after the carrier had in previous years partnered with local outlets.

The union, which represents more than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, said it’s challenging the order and called it “blatantly unconstitutional.” 

The FAA first moved in May to limit flights at Newark after a series of technology outages and air traffic controller shortages fueled a surge in delays and flight cancellations. 

Last year, Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s cabinet amended the $36 billion airport project, which was drawn up by his nationalist predecessors, scaling down rail investments.

The carrier said travel demand for its namesake unit remains robust and the airline will continue to add more flights and destinations.

The government has backed plans for a third runway, with Chancellor Rachel Reeves saying it would "make Britain the world's best-connected place to do business."