Air disturbances paralyze American sports.
The suspension of all flights in the US for several hours due to a disruption in the communication systems of air traffic control centers caused problems in the travel plans of several sports teams in this country.
The Associated Press reported in a report that the Federal Aviation Administration's decision to stop flights on Friday made it difficult for teams in the basketball, American football and college football leagues to participate in weekend games.
Some teams had to postpone their flights or planned to travel by bus. Several varsity football games were also rescheduled due to transportation issues. Including the game between the University of Mississippi and Oklahoma, which was postponed from Saturday to Sunday.
In the NBA, the Cleveland Cavaliers, who played in Miami on Friday night, could not return home as planned, and the team's flight was delayed until Saturday morning. The team should reach their destination only about eight hours before the home game against the Dallas Mavericks.
American officials declared the cause of this incident as communication problems in air traffic control centers.