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The government cited a nationwide communications failure among air traffic control system as the reason for the sudden grounding on Friday.
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The Federal Aviation Administration grounded flights across the United States citing “extraordinary circumstances” and for “reasons of safety.”
Takeoffs from airports throughout the US paused on Friday after the FAA issued a national ground stop “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy tweeted: The FAA issued a nationwide ground stop for all U.S.
The exact nature of the problem hasn’t been announced yet.
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