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Nationwide FAA ground stop lifted; flights to resume from DFW Airport, Love Field
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· November 14, 2026
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A telecommunications issue, not terrorism or the Microsoft outage, led to the massive disruption that resulted in thousands of canceled flights, officials said.
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