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A communications failure in the U.S. air-traffic-control system triggered a rare nationwide ground stop, grounding flights for about four hours and stranding tens of thousands of travelers. The FAA lifted the stop, but airlines continued canceling and delaying thousands of flights as officials worked to restore normal operations; authorities reported no evidence of a cyberattack.[2][3][10]
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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration lifted a nationwide ground stop after communications problems disrupted departures and stranded passengers across the country. Thousands of travelers continue to face delays and cancellations as authorities work to restore normal operations.
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The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop for all flights departing the United States after a communications issue affected air-traffic-control centers. More than 1,900 flights were canceled and over 10,000 delayed as authorities worked to restore operations.[9]
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