Microsoft Says FAA Ground Stop Isn't Tied to Its Services
Microsoft is distancing itself from an FAA ground stop. The software giant says the halt does not appear to be linked to its services, according to a statement flagged by @WatcherGuru. The denial lands as flights face the grounding.
- 2 sources report it: X account @WatcherGuru, breakingthenews.net.
- The source published it on Nov 13, 2026 at 11:30 PM.
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Microsoft says an FAA ground stop does not appear to be connected to its services. The company's statement, flagged by @WatcherGuru, pushes back on any link between the software giant and the halt.
Microsoft trades under the ticker $MSFT. The FAA ordered the ground stop, though the company's statement addressed only whether its own services were involved.
TopicsMicrosoft · FAA · $MSFT · @WatcherGuru
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