Trump·FAA·+5Aalisin ba ang nationwide ground stop bago ang…?

• Maaalis ba ang nationwide ground stop ng FAA bago sumapit ang Nobyembre 13, 8:00 PM ET?1¢1%
• Will the FAA's nationwide ground stop be lifted by November 13, 9:00 PM ET?7¢7%
• Maaalis ba ang nationwide ground stop ng FAA bago sumapit ang Nobyembre 13, 10:00 PM ET?10¢10%
• Will the FAA's nationwide ground stop be lifted by November 13, 10:30 PM ET?7¢7%
• Will the FAA's nationwide ground stop be lifted by November 13, 11:00 PM ET?14¢14%
• Maaalis ba ang nationwide ground stop ng FAA bago sumapit ang Nobyembre 14, 12:00 AM ET?31¢31%
• Will the FAA's nationwide ground stop be lifted by November 14, 2:00 AM ET?47¢47%
• Will the FAA's nationwide ground stop be lifted by November 14, 6:00 AM ET?70¢70%
• Maaalis ba ang nationwide ground stop ng FAA bago sumapit ang Nobyembre 14, 12:00 PM ET?85¢85%
• Maaalis ba ang nationwide ground stop ng FAA bago sumapit ang Nobyembre 15, 12:00 AM ET?93¢93%

The FAA imposed the nationwide ground stop on November 13, 2026, after a communications outage disrupted multiple Air Route Traffic Control Centers that manage en route traffic. Officials from the Departments of Transportation and Homeland Security stated the issue stems from a temporary telecommunications failure with no indications of a cyber attack or malicious act, prompting FAA technicians to investigate while airborne flights continue and international arrivals receive case-by-case handling. This marks only the second such halt since 9/11, following a 2023 NOTAM system outage that resolved within roughly 90 minutes. Trader consensus on rapid restoration reflects the technical rather than security-driven nature of the problem, alongside expectations that system checks and any required restarts could enable resumption within hours, though delays remain possible if diagnostics extend.