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Mechanical issue causes Delta flight to abort takeoff from MSP Airport

St. Paul International Airport bound for Portland, Oregon, stopped mid-takeoff on Thursday due to a "mechanical issue," the airline said.

Delta flight from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport suspends takeoff due to mechanical issue

A mechanical issue caused the takeoff of a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport to be ...

Delta flight from MSP to Portland aborts takeoff due to aircraft fire

A Delta Air Lines flight was forced to stop its takeoff from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport en route to Portland, ...
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MSP Airport reviewing Homeland Security video blaming Democrats for shutdown

St. Paul International Airport any time soon, you won’t be seeing a new video blaming Democrats for the federal government ...

The government shutdown is impacting air travel around the country. Here's what to know before MEA weekend.

Shutdowns and delays are already happening at airports across the country. With MEA weekend just a little more than eight ...

Lingering government shutdown causing flight delays and making air travel ‘less safe’ every day

Every day of the federal government shutdown air traffic controllers calling out sick have caused flight delays, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Friday.
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Minimal government shutdown impacts expected at MSP Airport over MEA; new FLEX Lane opens

St. Paul International Airport can expect busy terminals and new conveniences during MEA week, but minimal impacts from the ...

A busy week ahead at MSP Airport as families travel for MEA break

The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) says Thursday should be the busiest day, with more than 52,000 passengers expected ...
InForum

Despite shutdown, flights stay on time at Hector and MSP airports

On Wednesday, travelers at Fargo’s Hector International Airport said flights were running smoothly despite the federal ...
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60,000 air safety workers go unpaid as U.S. shutdown drags on

The 60,000 men and women responsible for keeping American skies safe have gone unpaid throughout the government shutdown.