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BackÉtats-Unis : des vols encore annulés et retardés ce samedi après la suspension exceptionnelle de tous les décollages
États-Unis : des vols encore annulés et retardés ce samedi après la suspension exceptionnelle de tous les décollages
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États-Unis : des vols encore annulés et retardés ce samedi après la suspension exceptionnelle de tous les décollages

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  • Des annulations et retards de vols persistent aux États-Unis ce samedi, au lendemain d'une suspension rarissime de tous les décollages.
  • Le ministre des Transports, Sean Duffy, indique un retour progressif à la normale malgré la logistique complexe.

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Une suspension totale des décollages a eu lieu aux États-Unis le vendredi précédent.

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Les conséquences de la suspension rarissime de tous les décollages pendant plusieurs heures vendredi aux États-Unis se poursuivent ce samedi 14 novembre avec encore des annulations et des retards de vols, a prévenu le ministre américain des Transports.

«Les opérations retournent progressivement à la normale ce matin» mais «vous continuerez à constater des retards et annulations, le temps que les compagnies reprogramment les vols et repositionnent les avions et les équipages là où ils sont le plus nécessaires», a écrit Sean Duffy sur X.

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