US Officials See No Link Between Microsoft Outage and Airport Flight Halts

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says the Microsoft outage and the halted departures at American airports are two separate issues.

Los Angeles International Airport in the US, where officials see no link to the Microsoft outage
Los Angeles International Airport, United States. Archive photo.

US authorities do not connect the Microsoft outage with the problems that stopped flights at American airports. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin shared this view with reporters.

No Connection Between the Two Events

Mullin addressed journalists about both incidents. He made it clear that Washington sees no tie between the Microsoft outage and the airport disruption.

His message was direct and left little room for doubt. “I see no reason at all to link these two events. These are separate problems,” Mullin told reporters.

Departures Halted at American Airports

The airport trouble led to a halt in departures from American airports. Officials describe it as its own problem, apart from the Microsoft outage.

How Officials See the Situation

For now, the government treats the two matters separately. In Mullin’s words, the Microsoft outage and the airport problems are not one story.


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Mayur Mohta, PhD in Finance, is an expert in international trade, finance, business strategy, and marketing, with 8+ years of professional and 4 years of teaching experience. He writes on global economic and trade developments for BRICS Times.

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