Sunday is the day travellers can expect to see U.S. airways return to normal after a nationwide ground stop left hundreds of thousands of passengers in limbo and disrupted travel worldwide.

AFP reports Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) chief Bryan Bedford said 12,000 flights were canceled on Friday during the chaos, while tracking website FlightAware showed upwards of 6,600 canceled flights on Saturday alone in the immediate aftermath.

As of Sunday morning, FlightAware had recorded more than 1,200 canceled flights.

Speaking at a news conference in Washington, Bedford predicted a full resumption of flight schedules by “close of business on…

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