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Flight ground stop in Canada, like the FAA's on Friday, unlikely: aviation expert
- Aviation expert John Gradek said Canada is less likely than the United States to impose a nationwide flight ground stop.
- The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop after communications problems affected nearly two dozen air-traffic control centers.
- Canadian airports suspended flights to and from the United States, while Air Canada canceled its remaining flights that day.
- Gradek said the U.S. system is underfunded and outdated, while NAV Canada said its system has built-in backups for safe operations.
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Flight ground stop in Canada, like the FAA's on Friday, unlikely: aviation expert
An aviation management expert says Canada is less likely than the United States to ground flights nationwide as that country did on Friday afternoon, calling the Canadian system a model its southern neighbours should look to.
·Toronto, Canada
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Battlefords NOWFlight ground stop in Canada, like the FAA’s on Friday, unlikely: aviation expert
OTTAWA - An aviation management expert says Canada is less likely than the United States to ground flights nationwide as that country did on Friday afternoon, calling the Canadian system
·Toronto, Canada
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