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Flights resume at Logan after fueling issue causes ground stop

Flight operations at Boston Logan Airport have resumed following a fueling system issue that triggered an FAA ground stop.

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📍 The outcome

A fueling system issue at Boston Logan International Airport caused a ground stop that resulted in cancellations, delays, and disrupted holiday travel plans. The FAA eventually lifted the ground stop.

Flights subsequently resumed at the airport.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

A fueling system issue at Boston Logan Airport led the FAA to issue a ground stop on Sunday night. The disruption impacted holiday travel plans for passengers using the facility.

Coverage from Boston 25 News, WHDH, NBC Boston, WCVB, and The Boston Globe emphasizes that the ground stop was specifically linked to the fueling system. Massport is cited as a source confirming the cause of the disruption.

Reports indicate that the ground stop has since been lifted, allowing flights to resume operations.

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Questions people are asking

What caused the ground stop at Logan Airport?

The ground stop was caused by an issue with the airport's fueling system.

When did the disruption occur?

The incident took place on Sunday night.

What is the current status of flights?

The ground stop has been lifted and flights have resumed.

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