The Federal Aviation Administration paused all Southwest Airlines flights for a short time Tuesday morning at the airline’s request.
The FAA Tweeted just after 9:30 a.m. Tuesday that Southwest requested the FAA pause the airline’s departures. About 30 minutes later, the FAA said the “pause has been fully canceled.”
“Southwest has resumed operations after temporarily pausing flight activity this morning to work through data connection issues resulting from a firewall failure,” Southwest said in a prepared statement to the
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