This ain't A Good Thing.

fwiw, I have a tie-in with Louisville.

I spent my first year out of college in that great city working for a major corporation that employed over 20,000 people.

The city had a great, healthy and happy vibe to it.

And when I went into the countryside on weekend trips, I found the people of Kentucky to be quite great.

Though, in one small town, the local police officer who stopped me for no apparent reason ~recommended~ to me that I get a Kentucky license plate instead of the New York license plate that I had on the car.

@#3 ... Pretty early to ground the whole fleet unless they found a significant issue already.

Or maybe it's just an easy way to comply with the flight reductions due to air traffic issues. ...

I'm currently leaning towards the former, rather than the latter.

Grounding a fleet is very significant.

It is not done lightly.

My hope, at this point, is that the fleet was grounded because of unknowns, and not because of knowns.

@#6 ... There are separate reports that FedEx Express is doing the same, but no further information yet. ...

So, possibly, knowns?