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'I may lose my mind': Frustrated travellers stuck in US flight havoc

Confusion reigned at airports across the United States on Friday, as a rare grounding of all US flights stranded hundreds of thousands of frustrated travellers with no end to the delays in sight. In New York’s busy LaGuardia airport, Janice Llewellyn was on the verge of tears: the chaos could mean she will miss her daughter’s wedding in Toronto. The 61-year-old Llewellyn was desperate to find an…

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  1. CNA

    'I may lose my mind': Frustrated travellers stuck in US flight havoc (opens CNA in a new tab)

    A rare nationwide ground stop left hundreds of thousands of passengers stranded across the United States, with conflicting information about delays adding to the confusion as travellers scrambled to salvage their plans.

  2. NDTV

    "May Lose My Mind": Thousands Stuck At US Airports Amid Flight Shutdown (opens NDTV in a new tab)

    According to the US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the shutdown - the second such since the September 11, 2001 attacks - was a precautionary measure after a telecommunications outage.

  3. The Economic Times

    'I may lose my mind': Frustrated travelers in US (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

  4. Dawn

    ‘I may lose my mind’: Frustrated travelers stuck in US flight havoc (opens Dawn in a new tab)

    Confusion reigned at airports across the United States on Friday, as a rare grounding of all US flights stranded hundreds of thousands of frustrated travellers with no end to the delays in sight. In New York’s busy LaGuardia airport, Janice Llewellyn was on…

  5. ARY News

    Hours-long halt to US flights leaves travelers frustrated, anxious (opens ARY News in a new tab)

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