Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy provided an update Saturday morning after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a ground stop of all flights in the U.S. Friday evening, stating that “operations are slowly returning to normal.”
\n\nIn a post on X, Duffy explained that the administration is “in close coordination with the airlines to support the ongoing recovery,” while noting that people will “continue to see some delays and cancellations.”
\n\n“Here’s the latest: Operations are slowly returning to normal this morning,” Duffy wrote. “Planes are pushing back, taxiing, and taking off, and it is safe to fly. We are in close coordination with the airlines to support the ongoing recovery.”
\n\nDuffy noted that the “top priority right now is making sure travelers get home safely to their families.”
\n\n“To our air traffic controllers, pilots, and flight crews who are working around the clock: the nation thanks you for your professionalism and dedication to the flying public,” Duffy continued.
\n\nHours after the FAA issued a ground stop of flights in the nation, Duffy and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Markwayne Mullin held a press conference where Duffy explained that “routers actually got overloaded with data.”
\n\n“We have TDM telecom. So, this…
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