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US Flight Grounding Disrupts Travel, Korean Airlines Resume
The US Federal Aviation Administration grounded all departing flights nationwide on Friday after a communications failure hit air traffic control centers, in only the second such shutdown since September, the Korea Times reports. The FAA lifted the ground stop the same day, but the head of the FAA predicted US air travel would not return to normal schedules until late Sunday, with thousands of flights affected. Korean Air said Saturday it was calling passengers to resume US-bound flights after the ground stop was lifted, according to KBS World. Korean officials are also responding to a separate Microsoft services outage that disrupted domestic companies, with the ICT ministry saying Saturday it will inspect the disruptions, Yonhap reports.
- US grounds flights nationwide after air traffic control communications outage
- US to resume flights after air traffic network failure sparks chaos
- Air travel issues to persist well into Sunday, officials say, with thousands of flights affected
- US-Bound Flights Resume after Emergency Ground Stop Lifted
- ICT ministry to inspect domestic disruptions after Microsoft services outage
