FAA ground stop fallout: Hundreds of flights canceled, delayed
Travel disruptions continued Saturday at San Francisco International Airport, with 264 cancellations and 310 delays following Friday's nationwide FAA ground stop. Stranded passengers faced days-long delays as federal officials blamed a technical malfunction during an air traffic control system upgrade. The FAA says there is no evidence of sabotage or AI involvement.
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