US Flight Departures Resume Nationwide After Temporary Ground Stop
US authorities have announced that flight departures can resume nationwide following a temporary ground stop.
Salisbury, MD, November 13, 2026 — US authorities have announced that flight departures can resume nationwide following a temporary ground stop.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted a nationwide ground stop on Wednesday, allowing flights to resume across the United States. The halt, which had been in effect for several hours, impacted departures from airports nationwide.
The reason for the temporary ground stop was not immediately provided. Details regarding the specific duration of the disruption or the number of flights affected were also not immediately available.
As authorities lifted the ground stop, the FAA indicated that operations could recommence. Passengers are advised to check with their individual airlines for the most current flight status information. The resumption of departures marks a return to normal operations after the widespread disruption.
The nature of the issue that prompted the ground stop remains under review. Further information is expected to be released as it becomes available. The FAA oversees air traffic control and safety regulations for the United States.
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