When full recovery of airlines is expected after ground stop

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FAA administrator Bryan Bedford said 4,000 to 5,000 of the roughly 41,000 flights scheduled today would likely be canceled as airlines recover from the ground stop.

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53/100Limited corroboration

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Source reliability: 80/100
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