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DELTA AIR LINES: OPERATIONS SAFELY RESUME FOLLOWING LIFTING OF FAA-IMPOSED NATIONWIDE GROUND STOP.
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Delta Air Lines said operations safely resumed after the FAA lifted a nationwide ground stop that had briefly halted its flights across the United States. The carrier did not disclose the number of affected flights, aircraft or passengers in the statement. The disruption is notable because Delta is among the largest U.S. airlines by scheduled capacity, so even a short nationwide stoppage can ripple through hub schedules and connecting traffic. Investors will watch for the airline's follow-up on cancellation counts, on-time performance and any cost impact from the disruption.
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