After a warning about higher levels of sun radiation, aviation authorities took safety measures that temporarily grounded thousands of Airbus planes.The short grounding caused some problems with travel plans around the world, but officials said that all Airbus jets are back in service as usual.
The notice showed how things that aren't related to flying, like space weather, can affect how planes fly.
The grounding happened after a lot of solar activity, which made some people worry that it could affect aircraft systems and navigation equipment.Even though the risk was still low, officials sent out a short-term warning to make sure everyone was safe.
Airbus and aviation agencies kept a close eye on the situation and looked at real-time data before allowing all flights to start up again.
Once safety is assured, flights start up again without any issues
After experts found that radiation levels had returned to normal, airlines were able to start flying again.The return to service was quick, with only a few delays and cancellations that affected travelers.
Airbus made it clear that the grounding was only for safety reasons and that the radiation incident did not cause any technical problems with the planes.
