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Flights slowly resume after US aviation agency lifts nationwide ground stop
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Updated 51m ago
- Guardian changed its headline 51m ago. It first read: “Nationwide FAA ground stop: nearly 11,000 flights delayed or canceled at airports across the US”
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A nationwide FAA ground stop on Friday, which the FAA said was caused by a telecommunications outage, was later lifted. Air Space Intelligence denied that its SMART tool was linked to the ground stop, The Hill reported. The grounding disrupted travel plans for college and NFL teams, including Texas, Arizona State and Ole Miss.
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- New York Times(subscription required)What to Know About Friday’s Nationwide Ground StopThe air traffic control system’s overloaded, antiquated telecommunications equipment sustained its latest widespread failure, prompting a call for more money to fuel faster upgrades.
- CNNNationwide ground stop lifted. So, now what?
- Al JazeeraFAA ground stop lifted: Why were US flights grounded, and what’s next?The FAA says nationwide ground stop disrupting thousands of US flights was caused by a telecommunications outage.
- Sports IllustratedThe Aviation Ground Stop is Lifted Giving Tennessee the Clear to TravelThe Vols were stuck in Knoxville but now they are on the way to College Station.
- ForbesNationwide Ground Stop At Airports Lifted, FAA SaysTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the ground stop was ordered following a "communication issue” impacting all air traffic control centers.
- The Atlantic(subscription required)Scenes From the Nationwide Ground StopSome 1.5 million people experienced travel disruption on Friday.
- NY PostWhat to do if your flight was halted during nationwide ground stopAirline passengers stranded by Friday’s nationwide ground stop have several options to change their travel plans.
- Yahoo NewsFAA lifts nationwide ground stop after thousands of flight cancellations
- The HillAirspace reopened after nationwide ground stopThe nationwide ground stop issued by the Federal Aviation Administration Friday afternoon has been lifted, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed. “At 8:15 tonight Eastern Time, we’ve opened up the airspace,” Duffy said to reporters in the White House briefing room during a press conference that began at around 8:30 p.m. EST. Duffy added that, although…
- Wired(subscription required)The FAA Nationwide Ground Stop Is OverThe five-hour ordeal ended Friday evening. Planes will be allowed to fly again, but the effects of the stoppage will be felt throughout the weekend.
- GuardianFlights slowly resume after US aviation agency lifts nationwide ground stop
- Ars TechnicaFAA has lifted its third-ever nationwide ground stopSecretary of Transportation Sean Duffy blamed obsolete equipment for the outage.
- Yahoo SportsTennessee football impacted by nationwide ground stopTennessee's flight to Texas A&M is impacted by a nationwide ground stop on Friday.
- The RegisterAll US flights grounded by FAASafety reasons and unspecified communications issue cited
- NPRWhat we know about the FAA nationwide ground stopThe Federal Aviation Administration took an extraordinary step Friday afternoon by issuing a nationwide ground stop. No planes are taking off at any airport and millions of passengers are stranded.
- CBS NewsFAA lifts nationwide ground stop that disrupted thousands of flightsThe rare nationwide ground stop lasted about five hours Friday. Sources told CBS News an update to the network connecting the air traffic control system caused a reboot, crash and outage.
- Financial Times(subscription required)US aviation regulator lifts order that grounded thousands of flightsAirports had halted take-offs because of a temporary ‘telecommunications outage’
- Washington ExaminerFAA imposes nationwide ground stop on all flightsThe Federal Aviation Administration halted all flight departures nationwide Friday afternoon due to a “rolling frequency outage” affecting facilities that monitor planes in the air. The cause remained unclear Friday, and Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said Friday evening that investigators were looking into it, but suggested that a telecommunications issue caused the disruption. AIR
