Flight Simulator as well.

This is (fortunately) from 2020, not current. I'm not sure why this is spreading like wildfire right now, but: https://radar3pub.ncep.noaa.gov/

Yes, park somewhere - and wait a long time for their turn getting a ladder, because the numbers are nowhere near satisfying such peak demand.

ATCSCC ADVZY 116 ALL/DCC 11/13/2026 NATION WIDE AIRBORNE HOLDING MESSAGE:

EVENT TIME: 13/2100 - 14/0300 USERS CAN EXPECT AIRBORNE HOLDING TO ANY AND ALL AIRPORTS WITHIN THE NAS DUE EQUIPTMENT OUTAGES. UPDATES WILL BE ISSUED AS ADITIONAL INFORMATION BECOMES AVAILABLE. EFFECTIVE TIME:

132120-140330 SIGNATURE:

26/11/13 21:20

Edit: end date of tomorrow??? Is that just temporary?

I think you're wrong:

https://www.fly.faa.gov/ois/oisedit/adv_oisedit_dis?number=1...

  EFFECTIVE TIME:  132054 - 140430
  SIGNATURE:  26/11/13 20:54

Listening to ATC; likely end time 10pm central. See also https://www.news9.com/oklahoma-city-news/faa-reportedly-issu...

It seems that the adv/ pages are not loading any advisories, though I am just guessing and have no idea how this is meant to work. The fact that the search page has a date input would seem to imply historical advisories should be shown. If you go to https://nasstatus.faa.gov/ and click the Advisory links for any of the active events that have one, they all show as blank too. Could be totally wrong though.

This happened to me a few minutes ago. I clicked that link, it said "no advisory", I was making the same comment you made, then tried refreshing and the advisory came back.

Insane. It looks like they are showing no advisory on first page view, then advisory? Can others confirm?

That’s crazy

Looks like flights headed west across the Pacific are allowed to go

Too much pattern recognition. Lots more things have happened in the world as well over the last month, just because you heard of some of them doesn't mean the ones you heard of are connected.

Trust me I have the instinct as well. The PLA flew like 30 jets into Taiwan's aviation alert zone yesterday so I'm primed for any smell of something worse, but the fact is there's no reason to connect events barring evidence.

I can't find anything on this other than some outages earlier in the day. Any sources for this?

How can you tell AT&T is experiencing a massive outage?

Hmm. So the peering and fiber path diversity that we need to worry about for data centers doesn't apply for ATC??