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Busy Day at Canadian Airports as Airlines Scramble to Recover From U.S. Flight Stop
- U.S. flights to and from Toronto began resuming after a nationwide grounding lasting more than four hours Friday.
- The Federal Aviation Administration attributed the grounding to “extraordinary circumstances” involving communications problems at regional air traffic control centres.
- Air Canada said its operations would “gradually return to normal,” but disruptions could continue into Saturday.
- Toronto Pearson warned of continued cancellations and disruptions, while NAV Canada said delays could continue as air traffic operations recovered.
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Busy day at Canadian airports as airlines scramble to recover from U.S. flight stop
TORONTO - One of Canada's largest airlines says it will likely take the weekend for schedules to return to normal after officials temporarily grounded flights across the United States on Friday.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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A take-off ban imposed by the U.S. FAA on Friday late afternoon disrupts flights at Toronto Pearson Airport.
·Montreal, Canada
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Pearson Airport, Air Canada to gradually resume U.S. flights after FAA lifts hours-long ground stop
Toronto Pearson airport cautioned that passengers might still “encounter disruptions and cancellations as airlines work to restore normal flight schedules,” the facilty posted on social media.
·Toronto, Canada
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Leaning Left26Leaning Right0Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution76% Left
Bias Distribution
- 76% of the sources lean Left
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L 76%
C 24%
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