U.S. Flight Delays Linger After FAA Computer Failure
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U.S. travelers coped with late flights and cancellations on Sunday, one day after a now-resolved computer failure at a regional air-traffic control center disrupted operations from New York to Florida.
At least 2,250 U.S. flights were late on Sunday and more than 150 were canceled, according to FlightAware.com data. The airports with the most affected departures included those in Philadelphia and Washington, the flight-tracking website showed.