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Thousands of US flights canceled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
Headline via The Straits Times · first report 14 Nov, 21:29 IST, latest 14 Nov, 23:32 IST
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First report14 Nov, 21:29 IST
Latest report14 Nov, 23:32 IST
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WASHINGTON/NEWARK, New Jersey, Nov 14 - Major airlines on Saturday canceled more than 3,700 US flights and delayed 2,000 more as the United States sought to recover from the longest nationwide shutdown of flights since the September 11, 2001, attacks.
The FAA issued the ground stop because of an outage that appeared to be affecting a network that handles critical radio frequencies used by air traffic controllers to communicate with pilots, according to two airline officials.
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- The Straits Times Thousands of US flights canceled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
- The Straits Times Thousands of US flights cancelled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
- CNA Thousands of US flights canceled, delayed as air travel system recovers from shutdown
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