MSP Airport put on brief ground stop due to "regional FAA equipment outage," officials say
Key Points:
- Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport experienced a brief ground stop on Thursday due to a regional FAA equipment outage.
- The Federal Aviation Administration issued the ground stop around 2 p.m., which began to lift by 4:15 p.m. as airlines resumed some operations.
- The Metropolitan Airports Commission warned that flight disruptions may continue into the evening as airlines work to recover.
- Passengers are advised to contact their airlines for updated flight information and next steps.