Fueling system problem forces ground stop at Boston Logan International Airport
Key Points:
- A fueling system issue caused delays and cancellations of several flights departing Boston Logan International Airport on Sunday night.
- Passengers initially reported the problem, which was later confirmed by MassPort as impacting the flight schedule.
- The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop for the airport, with a 30%-60% chance of extending the order beyond 10:30 p.m.
- The fueling operations at Boston Logan are managed by BOSFUEL, a consortium of airlines overseeing the airport's fueling system.