The Federal Aviation Administration says its air traffic control systems are now back online after a major telecommunications outage that grounded all U.S. flights on Friday evening. The outage stranded passengers nationwide and forced airlines to delay or cancel thousands of flights, creating a disruption that could take days to fully resolve. The agency’s restoration of the systems marks the first step toward normalizing air travel after the widespread delays.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has air traffic control systems back online after a major telecommunications outage grounded all U.S. flights Friday evening. The delay stranded passengers across the country and forced airlines to delay or cancel thousands of flights, a disruption that may take days to get back to normal. Those affected included everyday...
