Seems FAA is speedrunning every possible reason not to fly today.

From the community note attached to the embedded tweet within the article:

Hawaii DOT's earlier post and FAA reports confirm the nationwide ground stop was due to a telecommunications outage at air traffic control centers, not SpaceX debris; west coast flights were resuming per airlines.

Though there was likely a NOTAM for flights to avoid the area due to the potential for a debris field, which is common for every Starship flight.

This has to be a miscommunication, right? The ship is in a stable orbit, and the booster is in the Atlantic. At no point in this flight should any debris have gotten close to any aircraft on/near the west coast.

Can we get Cory to step in and coin a new term for like giga-enshittification?