The number of canceled flights in America exceeded 3,000.
An extensive disruption in the communication systems of American aviation continues, and although a few hours have passed since the order to stop all outgoing flights was issued, the command center of the Federal Aviation Administration in this country has not yet issued permission to resume flight operations.
The scope of this crisis also extended to international flights and forced airlines and aviation institutions in other countries to take precautions.
The US Federal Aviation Administration announced that the order to stop ground operations issued by the command center of this institution is still in effect. The wing also emphasized that the suspension of outgoing flights throughout the country continues due to a communication disruption.
CNN, citing data from the FlightRadar24 website, reported that there were no flights from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago for more than two hours. This airport was previously identified as one of the main centers of disruption.
The Wall Street Journal reported that more than 1,100 flights within the United States were canceled and nearly 10,000 flights were delayed.
As the crisis continues, the number of canceled flights grows faster.
The "New York Times" reported that the number of canceled flights in the United States exceeded three thousand. The newspaper also announced that more than 370 flights scheduled to land in the United States were canceled.