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Avianca, Copa Waive Fees as US Flights Halt

Summary by The Rio Times
Avianca and Copa waive change fees for 13-14 November US flights after the FAA ground stop. See the dates, deadlines and what Mexican airlines said.

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Failure in U.S. air communication has nothing to do with a hacker attack, says FBI The São Paulo International Airport in Guarulhos recorded cancellations and delays in flights coming from the United States on Saturday morning (14), after a failure in American air traffic control causing a four-hour shutdown on Friday (13). Among the flights scheduled to arrive in Guarulhos until 7am, two were cancelled. Both would come from New York and had lan…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Retaken from operations at US airports did not close the troubles; Guarulhos and Galeão registered cancellations, while flights in Viracopos and Confins also suffered changes

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Copa Airlines offers flexibility for flight changes after temporary suspension in the US due to telecommunications problems. Passengers can reschedule without charge until November 22, affecting flights on November 13 and 14.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Following the lifting of the temporary restriction by the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), flights have resumed in that country. While flight scheduling is normalized, delays and itinerary adjustments may persist.

·Warsaw, Poland
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According to GRU Airport, terminal operates normally after failure in American air control paralysing takeoff on Friday (13); in all, 10 flights were cancelled in Brazil The operation at São Paulo International Airport, in Guarulhos, returned to normal on Saturday (14), after the pan reflexes in the air traffic control system of the [...]

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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