Montreal's Trudeau airport warns all flights to and from U.S. suspended
Airport authorities said delays and cancellations are expected while airlines decide diversion plans and travellers are told to check schedules with their carrier.
- Montreal's Trudeau airport suspended all flights to and from the United States for an undetermined period following a technological problem in the U.S.
- The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration halted flights 'out of an abundance of caution' following a temporary telecommunications outage, with the agency confirming that 'Every flight has been accounted for and international flights will be handled on a case by case basis.'
- Airport officials warn of widespread delays and cancellations for passengers. They recommend travelers check their flight schedules directly with their airlines to confirm status.
- Nav Canada reported its systems remain unaffected by the outage and continues to support safe air traffic movement in Canadian airspace, including any diverted aircraft.
- Journalist Daniel Thomas noted the disruption impacts multiple cities across Canada, while Trudeau airport officials remain ready to accommodate diverted aircraft if needed.
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Nav Canada says systems operating normally after U.S. orders ground stop
The office says it continues to support the safe movement of air traffic in Canada's airspace, including any aircraft that may be diverted.
Flights between Montreal and U.S. suspended amid technology issue
All flights between Montreal-Trudeau International Airport and the United States have been suspended following a nationwide technology issue affecting U.S. air travel. In a post on X Friday, Montreal’s airport authority said all flights to and from U.S. airports were suspended until further notice. “Passengers are encouraged to check their flight status directly with their […]
The U.S. President's chief advisors, Donald Trump, are following the halting of take-off in the U.S. on Friday (13) and are seeking clarification on the problem, according to CNN. Trump, however, has not yet made a public statement about the suspension. U.S. Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, was in the White House Situation Room, used in times of crisis in the country, according to a person familiar with the issue heard by the broadcaster. The…
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