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Phoenix Sky Harbor flights were stopped on Sunday morning due to dense fog, with the Federal Aviation Administration issuing a ground stop at about 7:50 am. The ground stop was estimated to be lifted around 10:15 am but it was noted there was a 30-60% chance of an extension, with more than 100 flights delayed or cancelled due to the weather conditions. The ground stop was eventually lifted at 9:55 am.
Phoenix Sky Harbor Experiences Ground Stop due to Fog
On Sunday morning, Phoenix Sky Harbor had to halt inbound flights due to heavy fog. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) initiated a ground stop around 7:50 a.m. for arrivals from Southern California, expecting to lift it around 10:15 a.m.
Chances of Extended Ground Stop and Flight Disturbances
The FAA stated that there’s a possibility of 30% to 60% that the ground stop could extend beyond the estimated time. Over 100 flights were reported to be either delayed or cancelled because of the foggy weather conditions and other related issues.
Ground Stop Lifted
By 9:55 a.m., the ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor had been lifted, resuming normal flight operations.
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