A nationwide ground stop in the United States has been lifted by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) following a communications failure within air traffic control centers. The outage caused significant chaos at airports across the country.
On Friday, the disruption resulted in more than 4,700 flight cancellations and an additional 10,000 delays. Hundreds more flights were already canceled for Saturday. Aviation experts suggest it may take several days for airlines to fully normalize their schedules after the grounding, which lasted over four hours and was the longest nationwide shutdown since September 11, 2001.
This information is based on a report by Devdiscourse.
