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must have been the outlook outage
Homeland securities Markwayne Mullen is saying that they're not sure yet what it is but it's not a safety issue for planes flying. However, one reporter said is there any connection between the outage and the fact that they're installing a new AI system today and could it be involved in this problem? I would bet yes.
Mullin said the government will look into the root of the problem.
"This isn't another 9/11. I cannot repeat that enough," he added.
My guess is ground to ground communications. Not sure air to ground is affected. Actually on a call right now.Homeland securities Markwayne Mullen is saying that they're not sure yet what it is but it's not a safety issue for planes flying. However, one reporter said is there any connection between the outage and the fact that they're installing a new AI system today and could it be involved in this problem? I would bet yes.
Several schools were able to take off before the stoppage, including Florida, Nebraska, USC, Texas Tech, Wake Forest, Missouri and South Carolina, according to program sources. Alabama reportedly took a bus to Nashville, where the Crimson Tide are scheduled to play Vanderbilt
Many of the nation’s top college football teams had already arrived at their respective destinations for Saturday games before the stoppage, although No. 2 Utah, No. 6 Texas, No. 8 Tennessee, No. 19 Ole Miss, Arizona State, Baylor, Auburn, Tulane, Kansas State, Purdue, Washington, Minnesota and Oregon State were all affected as of late Friday afternoon, according to program sources and public updates from the schools
For a game against Stanford in Blacksburg?You don’t have to communicate with ATC to fly. You do if you are flying in/out of controlled airports/airspace. For example, VT could fly to Penn State in a big plane so long as they have clear skies.
Not sure but we have video confirmation of their takeoff.Wait so Duke landed?
Duke is here already