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US aviation shutdown blamed on L3 Harris installed router

US aviation shutdown blamed on L3 Harris installed router

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - A massive, nearly five-hour shutdown of the US aviation system that has disrupted more than 20,000 flights since Friday may have been the fault of a single router installed by government contractor L3Harris, government officials said Saturday.
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Trump administration blames ‘overloaded’ systems for ground stop after FAA lets flights resume

Trump administration blames ‘overloaded’ systems for ground stop after FAA lets flights resume

The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems
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The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume

The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume

The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems
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Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume following nationwide ground stop

Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume following nationwide ground stop

The Federal Aviation Administration says airplane departures can resume after the agency lifted a nationwide ground stop caused by communications problems
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Thousands of flights canceled or delayed after FAA lifts ground stop

Thousands of flights canceled or delayed after FAA lifts ground stop

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said "operations are slowly returning to normal" after the FAA lifted a four-hour, nationwide ground stop.
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Factbox-Old air traffic control equipment regularly disrupts US flights

Factbox-Old air traffic control equipment regularly disrupts US flights

By Dan Catchpole Nov 13 (Reuters) - The grounding of all departing flights across the United States on Friday was only the second such shutdown since the September 11, 2001, attacks. But the reason – communications equipment problems – has become increasingly common.
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Could another FAA ground stop be coming?

Could another FAA ground stop be coming?

Friday's FAA outage grounded flights nationwide. An aviation expert explains why travelers may see more disruptions without increased safety risks.
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Pumpkin or pecan pie? See most popular Thanksgiving desserts by state

Pumpkin or pecan pie? See most popular Thanksgiving desserts by state

DoorDash analyzed Thanksgiving orders from last year and determined the most popular dessert served during the holiday. See which sweet ranked No. 1.
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Why a problem on the ground can affect flights thousands of miles away among other issues

Why a problem on the ground can affect flights thousands of miles away among other issues

Regional U.S. air traffic control centers communicate using a complex network that’s “one of the largest telecommunications systems in the country,” and disruptions like those seen on Friday with an hourslong, nationwide grounding of flights can reverberate widely, according to an aviation expert
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U.S. States Offer Diverse R Tax Credit Programs to Stimulate Research and Development

U.S. States Offer Diverse R Tax Credit Programs to Stimulate Research and Development

U.S. States Offer Diverse R Tax Credit Programs to Stimulate Research and Development
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A wintry forecast of snow and cold is about to take a turn

A wintry forecast of snow and cold is about to take a turn

The eastern United States faces several days of wintry weather, but the forecast says change is coming.
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The 10 most and least expensive North American airports in 2026

The 10 most and least expensive North American airports in 2026

Parking, hotels and airport food can add hundreds to a trip. A new ranking reveals which North American airports cost travelers the most.