Washington (USA), November 14 (LaPresse/AP) – Air traffic in the United States is expected to return to normal by the end of Sunday, following the longest nationwide flight disruption in 25 years, according to Bryan Bedford, administrator of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). Bedford said that “delays and cancellations” will continue today, but assured that “the worst is now over.”
United States, FAA: “Air traffic expected to return to normal by Sunday”

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Washington (USA), November 14 (LaPresse/AP) – Air traffic in the United States is expected to return to normal by the end of Sunday, following the longest nationwide flight disruption in 25 years, according to Bryan Bedford, administrator of the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration). Bedford said that “delays and cancellations” will continue today, but assured that “the worst is now over.”
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