Flights return to normal after massive flight delays Wednesday
The FAA believes a corrupted database file was likely responsible for the massive ground stop that kept all U.S. planes grounded for hours Wednesday.
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The FAA believes a corrupted database file was likely responsible for the massive ground stop that kept all U.S. planes grounded for hours Wednesday.
The FAA believes a corrupted database file was likely responsible for the massive ground stop that kept all U.S. planes grounded for hours Wednesday.
The FAA believes a corrupted database file was likely responsible for the massive ground stop that kept all U.S. planes grounded for hours Wednesday.
NEW YORK (AP) — Thousands of flight delays and cancellations rippled across the U.S. early Wednesday after computer outage led to a grounding order for all departing aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration.
Thousands of flight delays and cancellations rippled across the U.S. early Wednesday after computer outage led to a grounding order for all departing aircraft by the Federal Aviation Administration.