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Accidentally cut wire triggers travel chaos at major US airports as passengers face seven-hour delays

Daily Mail Science and Tech · 21 September 2026 at 21:54

Accidentally cut wire triggers travel chaos at major US airports as passengers face seven-hour delays

Passengers at several East Coast airports were left stranded Monday after an accidentally severed cable brought flights to a halt.

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Accidentally cut wire triggers travel chaos at major US airports as passengers face seven-hour delays

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