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The FAA grounded US flights on November 13 due to overloaded routers causing inconsistent air traffic data. Officials reopened the airspace at 8:15 p.m. Eastern time after five hours. Nearly 29 million passengers are expected to fly by Thanksgiving, raising fears of a repeat outage.
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