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US airlines expected to restore full capacity by Monday after FAA outage
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Duffy said the recovery from Friday’s nationwide FAA ground stop should be complete by the end of Monday at the latest, offering a timeline for passengers facing ongoing disruption. He said airlines should be operating at full capacity by the end of Sunday or Monday as they restore schedules.
The disruption followed an FAA system malfunction that grounded flights across the US. More than 3,500 aircraft were directed to land safely, and thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed; airlines have been repositioning aircraft and crews, with delays continuing after the stop was lifted.
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In short
- Duffy expects US flights to return to full capacity by Monday.
- Friday’s FAA system malfunction disrupted travel nationwide.
- Airlines are still restoring aircraft, crews and schedules.
How this story developed
- 1 minute ago Duffy said the recovery could take until Monday at the latest, as airlines repositioned aircraft and crews and delays continued after the ground stop was lifted.
- 8 minutes ago Sean Duffy said airlines should restore full capacity by Sunday or Monday after a nationwide FAA ground stop caused by a system malfunction, with more than 3,500 aircraft directed to land and thousands of flights cancelled or delayed.
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Originally published by New York Post as “Sean Duffy reveals when airport travel delays should finally end after FAA’s nationwide ground stop”.