WASHINGTON, May 9 (Reuters) - The Federal Aviation

Administration said late on Friday that it plans to meet with

major airlines on Wednesday about potential temporary cuts in

flights at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport to

address recent major disruptions due to equipment and staffing

issues.

Earlier this week, Transportation Department Secretary Sean

Duffy said the FAA was working with airlines to cut flights at

Newark after hundreds of flights have been disrupted since April

28. United Airlines, the largest airline at Newark, last week

cut 10% of its flights there.