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US flight outage live updates: FAA grounds thousands of flights as Trump administration looks for cause of nationwide delays

The Guardian Business Saturday 14 November 2026, 00:31 UTC By Robert Mackey (now); Shrai Popat, Lucy Campbell and Taz Ali (earlier) 1 min read
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Sean Duffy says technicians from Federal Aviation Administration are investigating; Trump’s homeland security secretary says ‘no indication as of yet’ of cyberattackFAA issues nationwide ground-stop order, delaying or canceling nearly 7,000 flightsSign up for the Breaking News US emailIn other tech-related news, the Microsoft outage is still going. The longest in the company’s history. My colleagues are covering the latest and how it’s affecting millions and pretty much every industry …As I...

Sean Duffy says technicians from Federal Aviation Administration are investigating; Trump’s homeland security secretary says ‘no indication as of yet’ of cyberattack

In other tech-related news, the Microsoft outage is still going. The longest in the company’s history. My colleagues are covering the latest and how it’s affecting millions and pretty much every industry …

As I noted earlier, the calls for Howard Lutnick to appear before lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been answered.

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