Equipment Malfunction Causes Flight Delays at Houston Airport
Flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport were delayed due to equipment issues. A brief ground stop alert was issued, causing flights from nearby airports to hold for up to 45 minutes before departure. The situation has since been resolved, but delays persisted for some time.
Flights to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport experienced delays due to equipment issues on Tuesday, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration reported. The malfunction prompted a brief ground stop alert, impacting flights from surrounding airports.
According to an FAA advisory, departures from nearby airports were expected to face delays of up to 45 minutes before heading to George Bush Intercontinental.
While the ground stop alert has ended, passengers should anticipate continued delays as the airport works to resolve the backlog.
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