May 15 (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation Administration

plans a third day of talks on Friday with airlines to

temporarily reduce flights at New Jersey's Newark Liberty

International Airport after completing an intensive day of

discussions seeking to reduce delays, officials said on

Thursday.

The FAA held four rounds of individual meetings with air

carriers to win concessions to cut flights at specific times

amid a series of equipment outages, runway construction and

staffing issues plaguing the airport have caused travel chaos.