Eastern Carolina Flights Largely Resume After Nationwide FAA Ground Stop
Following a nationwide FAA ground stop on Friday, flights in Eastern Carolina are largely resuming, with minor delays reported at airports in New Bern and Jacksonville, while Pitt-Greenville Airport remains on schedule.
Greenville New Bern Washington, NC, November 14, 2026 — Flights across Eastern Carolina are largely returning to normal operations following a nationwide Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stop that occurred on Friday. The ground stop impacted air travel across the United States, leading to widespread disruptions.
As of Saturday, most flight schedules in the region have resumed. Airports in New Bern and Jacksonville have reported minor delays as operations normalize. The specific reasons for these minor delays were not provided.
In contrast, Pitt-Greenville Airport has indicated that its flight operations have remained on schedule throughout the period of disruption and subsequent resumption.
The FAA ground stop was a nationwide measure, the details of which, including the specific timeframe and the exact cause, were not fully detailed in the information provided. While major disruptions have passed, travelers at some regional airports are still advised to check their flight status with their respective airlines.
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