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JUST IN: Microsoft $MSFT says FAA ground stop does not appear to be linked to its services.
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Microsoft said the FAA’s ground stop does not appear to be linked to its services, moving to contain speculation that a disruption in its systems was behind the halt. The statement from the $MSFT parent follows the FAA action, though the article did not specify the number of flights affected, the duration of the stop, or the underlying cause. The clarification matters because Microsoft’s cloud and software infrastructure underpins airline operations and booking systems, so any perceived link can amplify market and traveler concern beyond the actual outage. Investors should watch for the FAA’s official explanation of the ground stop and any Microsoft service-health updates that confirm whether its platforms remained fully operational.
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