A Newark air traffic controller says he's not sure if he'll ever return to the job after several equipment failures caused some air traffic controllers to lose communication with pilots in late April and May.

The air traffic control crisis is nationwide, but it’s most acute at the New York area’s second-busiest airport.

Newark Liberty International Airport suffered yet more travel chaos late Wednesday with a temporary ground stoppage due to a worrying lack of air traffic controllers. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ordered planes to stay on the ground at the Big Apple area’s second-busiest airport from 5:20 p.