Calgary airport says all Friday flights to lower 48 were canceled
CityNews relays YYC's cancellation notice after the U.S. ground stop ended, with passengers urged to check with airlines before leaving home.
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Calgary's departures to the lower 48 U.S. states were canceled for Friday, November 13, even after the nationwide U.S. ground stop was lifted, according to an airport statement relayed by CityNews.
The brief report shows YYC Calgary International Airport's flight-status pages filled with delays and cancellations. Its central update is specific to Friday's departures: the airport's statement says all flights bound for the lower 48 had been canceled because of the disruption. It is not an announcement that those cancellations extend across the weekend.
Permission to fly again did not immediately restore the schedule. An advisory displayed on the airport website thanks travelers for their patience as operations begin returning to normal. The airport asks passengers to check their flight status directly with their airline before coming to the terminal.
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