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UNT football team busing to San Antonio after flight grounded in FAA ground stop

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Source: Journal

Published November 13, 2026

North Texas was among a host of college football teams across the country that saw their travel plans interrupted Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration’s nationwide ground stop of flights.

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