Wildfire smoke causes flight and bridge delays in Philadelphia and New Jersey.
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The Federal Aviation Administration temporarily grounded flights at Philadelphia International Airport due to low visibility caused by smoke from Canadian wildfires. The ground stop was lifted before 10 a.m. but travelers are advised to check with their airlines for the latest flight information. The smoke has led to air quality alerts around the northeastern U.S. and caused flight delays and cancellations at several airports in the region.
Topics:business#air-quality#faa#flight-delays#philadelphia-international-airport#travel#wildfire-smoke
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