JetBlue Grounded Nationwide, Flights Resume

0:00The latest international headlines, politics, and world affairs, right here on Global News Today. Early Tuesday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration grounded all JetBlue flights nationwide for a short time. This happened at the Airlines' own request, according to a notice the agency posted on its website. The grounding was brief, but it affected flights across the country. Neither JetBlue nor the FAA shared more details right away when news outlets reached out. Travers likely faced some delays during that window, though the exact impact remains unclear without further updates. JetBlue, a major carrier out of New York City, operates its main hub at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The airline has been around for more than 25 years, with its headquarters right in New York City. Officials have not released any follow-up information yet on what prompted the request. For now, passengers should check with JetBlue for the latest on their flights, as things seem back to normal. We'll keep an eye out for more developments.