US flights resume after telecom outage severs FAA fiber line
Flight operations across the US Northeast are back online after a severed fiber link near Philadelphia triggered widespread ground stops and cascading delays.
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Flight operations across the US Northeast are back online after a severed fiber link near Philadelphia triggered widespread ground stops and cascading delays.
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Boston Logan International Airport saw more than 480 delays and dozens of cancellations after New York City-area ground stops rippled across the Northeast air network.
A damaged fiber line near Philadelphia triggered FAA ground stops at multiple Northeast airports, delaying thousands of passengers and rippling across U.S. air travel.