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The Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop across the United States on Friday, citing communications issues impacting air traffic control facilities.
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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said all flights are accounted for, and there will be a “priority list” to account for planes as they start coming into airports.
DHS Secretary Mullin says there is currently "no reason to believe" a national security threat is behind communications outage. Follow our coverage.
A telecommunication outage prompted the FAA to issue a nationwide ground stop, DHS Secretary Mullin says.
The US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy cites a communication issue for halting flights nationwide. Follow our live coverage.
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The FAA grounded all flights across the U.S. due to air traffic control communications problems.
The FAA has grounded all flights nationwide due to “extraordinary circumstances.”
