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.
Delays and cancellations among flights across the United States were minimal on Thursday, a day after a system that offers safety information to pilots failed, grounding U.S. air traffic and leading to thousands of stranded travelers.
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.