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Flights are halted across America. College basketball teams are in limbo
Flight chaos strikes in college basketball. Teams are stuck
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The FAA issued a nationwide ground stop for departing flights, citing a communications outage and “extraordinary circumstances.” Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said it was due to a “telecommunications outage” and there was no indication of a “nefarious” act, ABC News reported; TechRadar said officials could not yet rule out a cyberattack. ABC News reported 1,000 flights canceled, and MarketWatch reported more than 10,000 delayed.
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- The HillMultiple college football teams in flight limbo due to FAA ground stopThe nationwide ground stop issued by the Federal Aviation Administration Friday afternoon has impacted travel plans for college football teams scheduled to fly to their destinations. Among teams impacted are four schools in the NCAA’s Big 12 Conference, Baylor University, Kansas State University, University of Utah and Arizona State University; three in the Big Ten…
- Yahoo SportsFlights are halted across America. College basketball teams are in limboFlight chaos strikes in college basketball. Teams are stuck
- Sports IllustratedFAA Halts all Flights Affecting College Football Teams, How it Affects Duke at No. 7 MiamiThe FAA issued the ground stop at 3:54 p.m. ET due to a communication issue. Some college football teams were affected, but luckily, the Duke Blue Devils made it safely to South Florida and will play the Hurricanes as scheduled.