FAA Grounds All U.S. Airport Operations
The FAA has grounded operations at the San Diego airport, along with all other airports across the United States.
San Diego, CA, November 13, 2026 — The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a nationwide grounding of all airport operations across the United States. This directive includes operations at the San Diego airport, impacting air traffic nationwide.
The specifics regarding the cause, timing, and expected duration of this widespread operational halt were not immediately available in the provided information. As a result, travelers and airports are facing significant disruption.
The scope of the grounding is comprehensive, affecting all airports within the U.S. Airspace. Further details concerning the reasons behind this FAA decision and when normal operations are expected to resume are pending.
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