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US media and flight-tracking data indicated that more than 14,000 US flights were delayed or canceled on November 14; the Department of Transportation said the failure was unrelated to a cyberattack.

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US media and flight-tracking data indicated that more than 14,000 US flights were delayed or canceled on November 14; the Department of Transportation said the failure was unrelated to a cyberattack.

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US media reported that on November 14, the day after the US grounding order was lifted, the effects of the air traffic control communications failure continued. Flight-tracking website data showed that more than 14,000 flights across the United States were delayed or canceled that day. The US Department of Transportation said that day that the failure was unrelated to a cyberattack.
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14日全美有超过1.4万架次航班延误或取消
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