Spurs' flight plans uncertain due to nationwide ground stop
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 14, 2026, 12:16 AM
Last updated Nov 14, 2026
The San Antonio Spurs are scheduled to fly to Salt Lake City for a game against the Utah Jazz on Sunday. However, their 2 p.m. flight on Saturday is at risk due to a nationwide ground stop issued by the FAA because of communication issues at air traffic control centers. There is no set timeline for resuming flights, raising concerns about the team's travel arrangements. Spurs coach Mitch Johnson will address the situation in a press conference Friday evening before their game against the Golden State Warriors.
- •Spurs scheduled to depart San Antonio for Utah on Saturday.
- •FAA grounded flights nationwide due to communication problems.
- •Game against Utah Jazz set for 3 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on Sunday.
- •Coach Mitch Johnson expected to discuss contingency plans Friday evening.
- 12:16 AMYahoo Sports — Will nationwide ground stop affect Spurs' flight plans this weekend?
"The team is scheduled to fly to Salt Lake City on Saturday for a game on Sunday at Utah.
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