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    Did flights resume after FAA ground stop? Here's what to know if you are travelling with American, Delta, United and JetBlue

    Flights in the United States have resumed after a nationwide ground stop was lifted by the FAA. The delay, caused by a telecommunications outage, resulted in thousands of cancellations and delays. Major airlines like American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and JetBlue have implemented travel waivers for affected passengers. Recovery efforts are expected to take several days as airlines work to reposition aircraft and crews.

    Flight cancelled, bag stuck: How to get your checked luggage back after the FAA ground stop

    On Friday, a nationwide FAA ground stop due to a telecommunications outage resulted in widespread flight cancellations and delays. Passengers at various airports faced long waits at baggage claim for their checked luggage. Airlines had to manage disrupted schedules and delayed aircraft as operations normalized. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy indicated recovery would take time to return to normal capacity.

    Faxes, phones and Bluetooth: Microsoft outage forces businesses to find fixes

    Microsoft outage: While most reported their core systems were still running, trading and administrative work slowed in places in the latest reminder of how much of the world's commerce, public services and communications run on a handful of technology providers.

    WATCH: Rock band Hoobastank performs mid-flight for stranded passengers amid FAA ground stop while travelling for the Warped Tour

    On November 13, 2026, the skies over the US fell silent for over four hours as a major telecommunications outage grounded flights, breaking a 25-year record of air traffic disruptions. The Federal Aviation Administration indicated the effects spanned multiple regional control systems. To lighten the mood, Hoobastank took to the air, performing classic hits for stranded passengers.

    US flight shutdown disrupts Hollywood award shows: Governors Awards, AFM events hit as stars and agents get stranded. Here's what happened

    The FAA implemented a nationwide ground stop on November 13 due to telecommunications issues affecting air traffic control. This disruption occurred during a critical time for the American Film Market and the Governors Awards. Many celebrities, industry professionals, and international buyers found themselves stranded at airports unable to travel.

    US flight grounding ends after 4-hour outage, cyberattack ruled out

    The FAA lifted a nationwide flight ground stop following a communication outage affecting air traffic control. Officials confirmed there was no cyberattack related to the incident or evidence of malicious activity. The disruption resulted from network equipment overload instead of total telecommunications or radar system failure.

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