The Federal Aviation Administration’s ground stop, which halted flights nationwide, was lifted Friday night after stranding travelers in airports and canceling more than 6,600 flights. Even with airspace reopened, the hourslong closure on Friday promises to snarl air travel for days as airlines scramble to get airplanes and crew back in place — and thousands of delayed
On Thursday, Nov. 12, a widespread Microsoft outage left millions around the world unable to send emails, open Outlook, or use workplace tools like Teams. At first it sounded like a corporate problem: unanswered emails, derailed meetings, employees unable to get work done. Some even welcomed the break. “Thank you Microsoft. Can you do this
US airlines are canceling thousands of flights after a rare air traffic control outage affected the US. As of 10:45 p.m. Eastern time on Friday, FlightAware data showed that nearly 7,500 flights to, within, and from the US had been canceled since the Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop — meaning no flights
Millions of U.S. travelers were suddenly thrown into limbo Friday afternoon after the FAA announced a nationwide ground stop at all U.S. airports. Hours later, it was lifted, and federal officials used the incident to highlight the need for more funding to update aging systems. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy initially blamed a communication issue impacting
While Friday’s nationwide ground stop has been lifted, airports in Canada are dealing with the influx of traffic and passengers from canceled and diverted flights. Toronto Pearson International Airport provided status updates on X throughout the day regarding its domestic and international operations. At 9:20 p.m., the airport said the ground stop was over —
Super Micro Computer says that Megaspeed, the Singapore company at the center of the spy scandal that brought down Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang, has never been one of its customers. The assertion by Super Micro, whose cofounder was arrested earlier this year on charges of smuggling Nvidia chips to China, comes as observers look for
