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FAA Ground Stop Impacts All U.S. Airports
The FAA issued a nationwide ground stop affecting all U.S. Airports, per Travel + Leisure and ABC News, as air traffic control communications systems experienced outages.
The advisory, issued at 20:53 UTC, holds all departures and manages inbound international flights on a case-by-case basis, with the directive running through 04:00 UTC, according to thetravel.com reports.
Flight N838WL is currently climbing out of Chicago O'Hare at 3,350 ft, heading east, as the ground stop remains in effect across all U.S. Terminals.
The cause has been attributed to frequency issues rather than a cyberattack or natural disaster, per ABC News and FAA status updates.
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