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US AIRSPACE REOPENS AFTER NATIONWIDE FLIGHT SHUTDOWN THOUSANDS OF FLIGHTS DISRUPTED
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FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford has apologized to thousands of Americans affected by Friday’s nationwide flight shutdown. Officials say the unprecedented disruption was triggered by problems…
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