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United States nationwide ground stop lifted after longest shutdown since 2001

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Briefings

A four-hour nationwide ground stoppage halted all air travel across the United States, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded. This event occurred on Friday, November 14, 2026, following a significant disruption that had not been seen since 2001. The incident represents a major operational failure in the aviation sector during the specified period.

Key points

• A four-hour ground stoppage halted all air travel across the United States on Friday, November 14, 2026.
• Tens of thousands of passengers were stranded during the disruption.

Context

This event occurred in the United States during the specified period, marking a significant operational failure in the aviation sector that had not been seen since 2001.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the duration and scale of the stoppage. Specific details regarding the number of affected passengers, the specific causes of the disruption, or the exact locations of the affected airports are not provided in the source.

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