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U.S. air travel could take days to recover after FAA’s lifting of rare nationwide ground stop
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says “zero evidence” of cyberattack, while high jet-fuel costs mean fewer flights available to travelers seeking to rebook.
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Flights slowly resume after US aviation agency lifts nationwide ground stop
Read original reporting ↗U.S. air travel could take days to recover after FAA’s lifting of rare nationwide ground stop
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says “zero evidence” of cyberattack, while high jet-fuel costs mean fewer flights available to travelers seeking to rebook.
Read original reporting ↗Ground stop followed updates to older L3Harris communication system: DOT’s Duffy
The FAA ground stop came after updates to an older communication system managed by L3Harris Technologies, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Saturday.
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