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The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration lifted a flight ground stop on Friday after more than four hours. The stop was caused by an overloaded, outdated air traffic control communications system; authorities found no signs of a cyberattack. More than 8,500 flights were delayed and around 8,000 were canceled. The airspace reopened at 8:15 p.m. Eastern Time. U.S. rules do not require airlines to pay compensation for this disruption, but they do require airlines to offer an alternative flight or a full ticket refund to passengers who choose not to travel if a flight is canceled or significantly delayed—by three hours for domestic flights or six hours for international ones. Refunds must be issued within seven business days for tickets paid for by credit card, or within 20 days for other payment methods. Passenger rights on flights departing from the UK or operated by a British airline may also include meals, accommodation and necessary care.
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