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The FAA imposed a ground stop at Denver International Airport on August 3, 2026, diverting 29 flights due to severe weather including thunderstorms and high winds. Severe turbulence injured five passengers and 40% of outbound flights were delayed.

The FAA imposed a ground stop at Denver International Airport on August 3, 2026, after record heat and severe thunderstorms caused hazardous flying conditions. The stoppage led to 29 flight diversions to Colorado Springs and significant delays affecting Southwest, United, and SkyWest Airlines.

The FAA tracking on August 14 shows 20 US airports under 34 delay programs. Denver International recorded the highest maximum delay of 534 minutes due to thunderstorms.

WestJet flight attendants issued a strike notice, prompting a 72-hour lockout and planned mass cancellations starting August 2. The dispute centers on pay from check-in to clock-out and could impact up to 75,000 passengers.

WestJet flight attendants issued a strike notice prompting a 72-hour lockout and mass cancellations starting August 14, 2026. Up to 75,000 passengers could be affected as negotiations continue.

WestJet flight attendants and CUPE issued a strike notice starting August 14, 2026, prompting a 72-hour lockout and possible flight cancellations impacting 75,000 passengers. The labour dispute centers on pay for all working hours from check-in to clock-out.

WestJet flight attendants and CUPE issued strike and lockout notices with a 72-hour deadline, risking thousands of cancellations. The airline offers flexible rebooking for travel between July 30 and August 4.

WestJet flight attendants issued a strike notice effective August 2, prompting a 72-hour lockout starting August 13, 2026, and risking cancellations of thousands of flights. The dispute centers on pay from check-in through clock-out and affects more than 250,000 passengers.

WestJet flight attendants and CUPE issued a strike notice with a 72-hour deadline starting August 2, 2026. The airline responded with a lockout notice, prompting thousands of cancellations and affecting up to 75,000 passengers.

WestJet issued a 72-hour lockout starting August 14 after flight attendants gave strike notice on August 13, impacting thousands of passengers. CUPE demands pay from check-in to clock-out amid active negotiations.