JetBlue flights to resume after request for ground stop, FAA says

JetBlue flights will resume on Tuesday after the Federal Aviation Administration said a nationwide ground stop that the airline had requested had been canceled, the Federal Aviation Administration said in an updated advisory on Tuesday.

"A brief system outage has been resolved and we have resumed operations," the airline said in a statement.

An earlier FAA advisory said the airline had requested the stop. The FAA's cancelation advisory was published about 90 minutes after the initial advisory.

JetBlue planes could not take off while the stop was in place, but the flights in the air could continue.

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