Palm Springs Airport Resumes Operations After Air Traffic Control Issue
Operations at Palm Springs International Airport (PSP) have resumed following a ground stop due to an air traffic control issue. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) had implemented this measure, affecting flights across Southern California.
Resumption of Airport Operations
As of 4:20 p.m., the FAA lifted the ground stop, enabling flights to gradually start departing and arriving. However, travelers should be prepared for ongoing delays as the situation normalizes.
Impact on Flights
The air traffic control problem caused significant disruptions, resulting in multiple flight cancellations. Travelers at Palm Springs International Airport reported canceled flights and expressed frustration.
- Date: Saturday
- Location: Palm Springs International Airport (PSP)
- Cause: FAA air traffic control issue affecting Southern California airspace
- Current Status: Operations resumed, though delays expected
Advice for Travelers
Travelers are urged to monitor their flight status through their respective airlines. The Palm Springs airport is closely coordinating with airline partners and the FAA for further updates.
This incident is not exclusive to PSP; various other airports in Southern California experienced similar disruptions due to the FAA’s air traffic control challenges.
For more information and ongoing updates, travelers can check with their airlines directly. El-Balad will continue to provide the latest information as it becomes available.
