The FAA grounded flights across the US amid a nationwide system failure.
Flights were reportedly grounded until 9 AM.
Another success story for Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
This FAA computer system failure feels pretty ominous.
I was 8 years old the last time they grounded all domestic flights in the United States. That was September 11th 2001.
— Murph (@MURHYSLAW) January 11, 2023
What’s going on?
This FAA computer system failure feels pretty ominous.
I was 8 years old the last time they grounded all domestic flights in the United States. That was September 11th 2001.
— Murph (@MURHYSLAW) January 11, 2023
$75-80 billion to Ukraine to line Zelenskyyyyyyy’s pockets and kick back massive $$ to Lloyd Austin’s defense buddies while the FAA runs on decades old hardware and every domestic flight is grounded this morning.
How can you not despise the creatures in DC?
— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) January 11, 2023
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If you’re surprised that the FAA’s systems went down this morning grounding all domestic flights, you shouldn’t be.
Below are DOT and FAA’s approps focus in the 2023 budget:
“Racial equity,” “inclusion,” “income inequality,” “environmental justice, and “climate change.” pic.twitter.com/83N70Qs0aj
— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) January 11, 2023
FOX 29 reported:
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday reported a system failure nationwide, temporarily grounding all domestic flight departures as it works to resolve the issue.
A statement from the FAA noted an issue with NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions), a system that sends out critical information to pilots and other flight operations personnel about potential hazards along a route. The alerts span from mundane information about construction at airports to urgent flight restrictions or broken equipment.
All aircraft are required to route through the system, including commercial and military flights.
As a result of the issue, the FAA said it ordered all airlines “to pause all domestic departures until 9 a.m. Eastern Time to allow the agency to validate the integrity of flight and safety information.”
