FAA cancels ground stop at Boston Logan Airport as flight disruptions continue

The Federal Aviation Administration has canceled the ground stop at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), allowing flight operations to resume after restrictions affected traffic Monday.

The FAA’s latest airport status information shows Boston is no longer under a ground stoppage, although a ground delay remains in effect, meaning some arriving and departing flights may continue to experience delays.

The update comes amid widespread air travel disruption Monday after an equipment and communications outage affected air traffic control operations and triggered ground stops at several airports in the Northeast.

Passengers traveling through Boston Logan are advised to continue checking their flight status with their airline as delays may persist even after the ground stop has been lifted.