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‘I don’t know what to do’: student pilot on first solo flight caught in US shutdown

Verified: 192 outlets in 57 countries have reported this story since Nov 13, 16 of them from the United States.

📍 United States, US·🕐 1h ago·192 outlets

The controller assured him there was not and continued talking him through the approach. His...

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The story so far · 293 reports · · 57 countries✓ Verified Nov 13, 9:25 PM UTC

16 outlets from the United States, where the story is: AirlineGeeks, AOL, Ars Technica and 13 more · how we count

  1. Nov 13, 3:42 AM UTCFirst report
    New York, Boston and Philadelphia Flights Disrupted as Storms Trigger FAA Ground Stopsrustourismnews.com ↗
  2. Nov 13, 9:18 PM UTC+18 h
    FAA orders ground stop at all US airports due to 'extraordinary circumstance and reasons for safety'dw.com ↗
  3. Nov 13, 9:25 PM UTC+18 h
    FAA grounds all flight within US immediatelycnc3.co.tt ↗
  4. Nov 15, 6:47 AM UTC+2 d
    FAA Lifts Nationwide Ground Stop After Outage Disrupts US And Transatlantic Travelworthynews.com ↗
  5. Nov 15, 6:51 AM UTC+2 d· you’re reading this
    ‘I don’t know what to do’: student pilot on first solo flight caught in US shutdownthecitizen.co.tz ↗
  6. Nov 15, 7:10 AM UTC+2 d
    What to know about flights after the US nationwide ground stopmyrepublica.nagariknetwork.com ↗
  7. Nov 15, 7:32 AM UTC+2 d
    Louisville airport travelers consider other options amid flight cancellationswlky.com ↗
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[Claude] All three other reports describe the same student pilot's first solo flight disrupted by the nationwide ground stop, with no conflicting facts.

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