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Flights resume at Boston Logan after fueling issue causes ground stop
WCVB • • business
Key Points:
- Flights at Boston Logan International Airport resumed early Monday after an overnight ground stop caused by issues with the airport's aircraft fueling system.
- The Federal Aviation Administration issued the ground stop Sunday night, which lasted until about 11:30 p.m., resulting in delays and cancellations for departing flights.
- Passengers, particularly Delta Air Lines travelers, faced long lines and were forced to rebook flights, with some having to spend an unexpected extra night in Boston without hotel coverage from airlines.
- The fueling problem involved BOSfuel, the consortium managing the airport's jet fuel system, though the exact cause remains unclear.
- Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for updated flight status as some delays and cancellations continue at Logan.
