FAA Lifts Nationwide Ground Stop, Points To Data Overload As Cause
Passenger aircraft sit on the tarmac Nov. 13 at Miami International Airport.
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The FAA said it issued a nationwide ground stop on Nov. 13 after overloaded analog switches and routers caused intermittent disruptions to air traffic control communications. The “instability” began around 3:36 p.m., affecting radar and communications at centers and tracons across the country, U.S...
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