WINNIPEG — Passengers at Richardson International Airport faced delays and cancellations as the weather affected travel across much of North America.
United Airlines continued to cancel some flights in and out of Winnipeg due to cold.
Air Canada sent out an advisory on Tuesday morning warning that bad weather was causing delays into and out of Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa and U.S. northeast airports.
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Toronto’s Pearson International Airport was so badly backlogged that it imposed a “ground stop” – no flights were allowed into the airport – until 10 a.m. ET on Tuesday. Frozen equipment and safety issues for staff were cited as the reasons.
Travellers are advised to contact their airlines for flight information.
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