FAA grounds all flights Wednesday morning due to computer issue
Airlines are working to bounce back after an FAA computer system went down overnight which grounded flights for several hours Wednesday morning. According to flightaware.com, this has delayed at least 7,500 flights and canceled more than a thousand into and out of the US. It's affected a lot of flights in Atlanta as well.
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