Traveler Ubers to Nashville after FAA ground stop
After Friday's nationwide ground stop canceled her connecting flight out of Atlanta and rental cars sold out, a Nashville traveler received company approval to take an Uber more than four hours home. The unexpected interstate trip cost roughly $450 plus gas and food, included a stop at Buc-ee's in Calhoun, and ended with her checked bags safely arriving on a later flight.
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