Dedicated Issues··Saturday, November 14, 2026, 1:00 PM
Sean Duffy Reveals Blame for Nationwide Ground Stop — Doesn’t Rule Out Cyber Attack
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revealed investigators are looking into whether a contractor’s error or a faulty router triggered a nationwide ground stop that snarled air traffic and stranded 1 million travelers Friday. Workers from federal contractor L3 Harris were upgrading communication routers at a “remote location” when the system went down, Duffy said at a
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