WATCH: Press Sec highlights the Trump Admin's efforts to modernize the air traffic control system

Yes. I'm glad you asked about the faa. There was a glitch in the system this morning, especially at Newark Airport. As you all know, I spoke to the Department of Transportation. That glitch was caused by the same telecoms and software issues that were raised last week. Everything went back online after the brief outage and there was no operational impact. DOT and the FAA are working to address this technical issue tonight to prevent further outages as well as install new fiber from Newark Airport to Philadelphia. And the goal is to have the totality of this work done by the end of the summer. I want to add that this outage at Newark Airport speaks to why the Secretary of Transportation yesterday made a massive announcement in investing in our aviation safety in our telecom system. There is a four part infrastructure plan that was released by the Secretary of Transportation yesterday to improve communication, surveillance, automation and their facilities. They want to replace the antiquated telecom systems with new fiber, wireless and satell technologies, replace more than 600 radars which have gone way past their life cycle and address Runway safety. They want to build six new air traffic control centers for the first time since the 1960s and replace towers as well. They want to implement, excuse me, new modern hardware and software for all traffic facilities to create a common platform system throughout the towers. These are much needed changes. This is a very bold plan, but by the Department of Transportation. I think it's unfortunate that the previous administration sat in their hands and did nothing but how grateful we are that we have a Department of Transportation and a secretary and a president who's willing to take bold action and change.