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DALLAS — The Federal Aviation Administration confirmed Saturday that operations at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field have returned to normal levels following widespread flight disruptions that began Friday afternoon.
Love Field officials said Saturday morning that the FAA was still reporting “intermittent outages” and some resulting delays, though flights at the airport were operating normally. At that time, officials noted they did not have a definite resolution time. By Saturday morning, DFW Airport had already logged 63 cancellations and 89 delays.
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Love Field officials said Saturday morning that the FAA was still reporting “intermittent outages” and some resulting delays, though flights at the airport were operating normally. At that time, officials noted they did not have a definite resolution time. By Saturday morning, DFW Airport had already logged 63 cancellations and 89 delays.
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