The FAA imposed a nationwide ground stop after an air traffic control communications failure, per Reuters and PBS reports. The advisory, issued at 20:53 UTC, halted all US departures and held inbound international flights on a case-by-case basis.
The outage, caused by 'frequency issues' with air traffic control systems, lasted about four hours and thirty-five minutes before being lifted around 01:28 UTC on November 14, according to airdatanews.com, Axios, and. Nearly 5,000 flights were cancelled, as noted by Business Insider.
The ground stop has disrupted travel plans across the region, with delays expected to persist as airlines resume operations.
The outage affected global connectivity, with searches for 'faa' trending in India and 'us flights' in Ireland and Australia, according to Google Trends data.
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