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US lifts nationwide ground stop affecting all air travel, White House says 'no indication of nefarious act'
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Julia Yeo , as published by Mothership
· November 14, 2026
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United States aviation officials have lifted a nationwide ground stop that halted flights across the country for around four hours. US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that US airspace is open again, but said the fallout from the disruption could continue for days, reported BBC. The...
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Key points US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed that US airspace is open again, but said the fallout from the disruption could continue for days, reported BBC. United States aviation officials have lifted a nationwide ground stop that halted flights across the country for around four hours. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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