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Canadian airlines and airports still dealing with fallout from U.S. air traffic grounding

Cancellations and delays are continuing for some travellers after Friday's grounding of U.S. air traffic, according to a Vancouver Is Awesome report.

By Northline Newsroom
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Reported by Vancouver Is Awesome; airline and airport confirmation pending.

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Travellers looking at a departures board showing delayed and cancelled flights at an airport terminal. Photo: JESHOOTS.COM / Unsplash · Unsplash License

Canadian airlines and airports are still working through the aftershocks of Friday's grounding of U.S. air traffic, and some travellers are finding their plans cancelled or delayed, Vancouver Is Awesome reported.

The outlet has published an explainer under the headline "What Canadians should know about their air passenger rights amid U.S. travel chaos," published Nov. 14.

The report describes the grounding only as having happened Friday. Travellers whose flights have been cancelled or delayed can look to their airline for updates on their own bookings.

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