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Nation-wide ground stop halting travel at Pullman-Moscow Regional lifted

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Source: The Daily Evergreen

The FAA lifted a ground stop Friday night from all airports, allowing departures to resume. According to Sean Duffy, secretary of transportation, the ground stop was caused by an overload on the old systems used by air traffic controllers. The FAA reduced operations out of caution, making sure they could maintain critical operations such as medevacs. The ground stop was put in place Friday afternoon, delaying two outbound flights at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport. Flights into Pullman are delayed, but expected to come in by tonight now that the ground stop has been lifted. Editor’s note: This is a developing story, and will be updated as information comes in.

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