The government said a telecommunications issue caused a nationwide ground stop of all air travel on Friday, according to a Fox News report. A later report cited overloaded, outdated equipment.
Delta and JetBlue issued waivers for travelers affected by Friday’s nationwide ground stop. A later Fox News report put cancellations at more than 3,000 flights.
Microsoft is blaming a global outage of Outlook, Teams and Copilot on a technical issue stemming from an upgrade, according to a Fox News report. The company said there is no indication of a cyberattack.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy blamed outdated air traffic control technology for a national ground stop that halted flights for about four hours, according to a Fox News Radio report. More than 3,000 flights had been canceled by the time of the report.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it targeted a U.S. early-warning radar system in Bahrain, and U.S. Central Command rejected the claim, according to a Fox News Radio report. Central Command said drones were shot down with no injuries or damage.
Microsoft said a global outage of Outlook, Teams and Copilot stemmed from an upgrade that followed a recent network change, according to a Fox News Radio report. The company said there was no indication of a cyberattack.
A Federal Aviation Administration national ground stop led to more than 3,000 canceled flights and another 1,000 delays, Fox News reported. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has blamed aging technology.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it targeted a U.S. radar in Bahrain, and U.S. Central Command rejected the claim, Fox News reported.
Microsoft said an upgrade caused a global outage of its Microsoft 365 services, which affected Outlook, Teams and Copilot, Fox News reported.
The FAA lifted a nationwide ground stop at major U.S. airports, but cancellations and delays continued, Fox News Radio reported. Reporters described long lines in Atlanta and thousands of cancelled flights.