FAA nationwide ground stop disrupts flights into weekend ↗
Around 1.5 million people faced flight cancellations and delays Friday evening after the FAA issued a nationwide ground stop order.
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The FAA outage that disrupted thousands of flights was caused by a faulty router during routine maintenance, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said.
To see the impact, the Get the Facts Data Team created an interactive graphic that shows the air traffic from last Friday at 8 p.m. and this Friday at 8 p.m.
WATCH: Video shows rescuers pulling people from the frigid Mississippi River after a tanker hit a docked cruise ship in New Orleans.
More than a dozen flights at Maine's largest airport were canceled on Friday due to a nationwide ground stop that lasted for several hours.
Portland Jetport passengers still facing flight disruptions after Friday’s nationwide ground stop
The FAA has ordered a nationwide ground stop, meaning all planes across the country are grounded until further notice.
Air travel was "back at full operations" on Saturday as airlines recovered from a nationwide FAA ground stop that paused U.S. departures for more than four hours, according to U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy.
“Traffic should remain ground stopped until further notice,” the FAA said in an advisory. “International flights will be managed on a case by case basis.”
A nationwide Federal Aviation Administration grounding on Friday canceled thousands of flights across the country, including at Bangor International Airport.
The asphalt tanker that veered into a luxury paddleboat cruise ship on the lower Mississippi River in downtown New Orleans Friday had a history of infractions logged by the U.S. Coast Guard and European shipping regulators over the past two years, records show.
Blas Armas said passengers screamed for help and grabbed floating tables and chairs to stay afloat after a tanker struck a cruise ship.
8 people remain hospitalized after Mississippi River cruise ship crash; removal could take weeks