What are your rights if your flight was grounded, delayed by the FAA?
SAN ANTONIO - Thousands of flights were grounded Friday evening after the Federal Aviation Administration said it experienced a data overload on its air traffic control systems.
By Christian Riley Dutcher·4 hr ago
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Thousands of flights were grounded Friday evening after the Federal Aviation Administration said it experienced a data overload on its air traffic control systems.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said it "is going to be slow" to get air traffic back to normal, which could mean delays or rebookings for impacted passengers.
So, what are your rights if you are one of those impacted passengers?
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