Karnataka to build 30,000 houses for industrial workers under ‘Shramik Nivas’ scheme
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Busy day at Canadian airports as airlines scramble to recover from U.S. flight stop
- Porter Airlines expects schedules to return to normal over the weekend.
- Toronto Pearson International Airport enlists additional staff for busy day.
- U.S. Federal Aviation Administration imposed ground stop order on Friday.
Busy day at Canadian airports as airlines scramble to recover from U.S. flight stop
TORONTO — One of Canada's largest airlines says it will likely take the weekend for schedules to return to normal after officials temporarily grounded flights across the United States on Friday.