Flights are resuming at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport after a ground stop caused by an FAA equipment outage. The outage, which lasted about two hours, affected departures from the airport.

Airlines are starting to resume some operations, but flight impacts are expected to continue through the evening as they recover. The FAA has reported that their systems are back online, but delays are anticipated for several hours. As of late afternoon, there were 87 delayed departures reported at the airport, with limited flights able to land during the outage.

Further details on the situation and any ongoing disruptions are available from the MSP website.