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Winnipeg airport ‘not experiencing a significant impact’ after U.S. grounds flights
The Winnipeg Airports Authority says it’s working with all parties at Winnipeg’s airport after all flights in the U.S. were grounded
Winnipeg Richardson International Airport says it is not experiencing a significant impact from the U.S. flight grounding that affected all flights there Friday.
The grounding was initiated by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration due to a communication issue impacting all U.S. Air Route Traffic Control Centers.
Officials from the Winnipeg Airports Authority say they are working with all parties to support safe and efficient operations at Winnipeg’s airport during the U.S. disruption.
Airports across Canada, including Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary and Vancouver, reported that flights to and from the United States were affected by the U.S. grounding, with the WAA urging travelers to check flight status before heading to the airport.
The Winnipeg Airports Authority stated it is collaborating with relevant parties to maintain operations at Winnipeg’s airport during the U.S. disruption.