The FAA ordered a nationwide ground stop affecting nearly 11,000 flights, per The Guardian reports.
The ground stop, initiated at 20:53 UTC due to air traffic control communications issues, remains in effect, with no indication of a cyberattack, latimes.com notes.
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theguardian.com · 13 NovNationwide FAA ground stop: nearly 11,000 flights delayed or canceled at airports across the US
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latimes.com · 13 NovFAA issues nationwide ground stop due to 'extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety'
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southpasadenan.com · 13 NovFAA Grounds Every Flight In The Nation After Air Traffic Control Communications Failure: LAX, Burbank & All Southern California Airports Halted
04enen.philenews.com · 13 NovThousands of flights disrupted as US grounds all air traffic over communications outage
05nbclosangelesnbclosangeles.com · 13 NovTravel halted at Southern California airports as FAA orders rare nationwide ground stop
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facebook.com · 13 NovHomeland Security Secretary on FAA ground stop: This isn’t "another 9/11”. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin says the FAA groundstop is due to a "telecomunications issue" and that "everyone is safe." #Breaking #News #airport #groundsE14 places every story on a stack of fifteen floors, from the fields under everything to the planet acting as one. This one sits on E11, organizations; the pressure it names: flight grounding.
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