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Airport in Gander, N.L., was ready to receive diverted passengers in U.S. flight stop
- Gander International Airport prepared to receive passengers if U.S. flights were diverted during a Friday ground stop.
- Reg White checked hotel vacancies and arranged for a restaurant to remain open if needed.
- The Federal Aviation Administration imposed a ground stop lasting more than four hours because of communications issues affecting air traffic control centres.
- The order was lifted without diversions to Gander, allowing the airport’s Christmas craft fair to proceed as planned.
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Airport in Gander, N.L., was ready to receive diverted passengers in U.S. flight stop
ST. JOHN'S - An airport in a Newfoundland town known for its care of stranded plane passengers was on the ready Friday as flights were grounded for several hours in the United States.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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