AICM Flights to US Return to Normal After FAA Halt Hit 73 Flights
Flights between Mexico City's AICM and the US are returning to normal after the FAA ground stop affected 73 flights and 10,293 passengers. What travelers should do.
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Flights between Mexico City's AICM and the US are returning to normal after the FAA ground stop affected 73 flights and 10,293 passengers. What travelers should do.
A nationwide FAA ground stop disrupted 40 flights and more than six thousand passengers at Mexico City's airport. What changed for US flights from Mexico and what comes next.
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