The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a notice earlier today grounding all flights nationwide in the United States.
The reason for the nationwide order was due to a communication issue that is affecting air traffic control in the country.
ABC News reported that Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin stated that the federal government is investigating and there was no indication yet that the incident was a “nefarious attack.” Mullin also stated that everyone is safe.
In regards to the potential impact for AEW’s Full Gear 2026 event this Saturday in Phoenix, Arizona, the Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez reported that his sources stated that many AEW wrestlers flew to Phoenix for the event straight from this past Wednesday’s AEW Dynamite and Collision show. Alvarez reported that there are some talent who haven’t left yet and are currently stranded. Alvarez also reported that there are people who have been told that this ground stop may not be lifted until 8PM EST which would be a disaster for those affected and their availability for Full Gear.
In regards to TNA Wrestling’s Destination X 2026 event this Sunday in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Alvarez reported in a separate report that his sources stated that most TNA talent and staff who will be working the event should be flying in on Saturday. Alvarez reported that if the current grounding lasts the expected six hours, it could potentially heavily impact TNA’s event as well.

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