Flights across the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area have resumed operations following an outage that disrupted air traffic control services earlier today. Initial reports indicated that approximately 600 flights were affected by the incident, which began around 12:30 PM Central Time. Air Traffic Control Center officials confirmed the outage impacted radar and communication systems within their sector. Recovery efforts focused on restoring full functionality of the system, with technicians working diligently to resolve the technical issues. Passengers experienced significant delays as a result of the disruption, but airlines are now prioritizing flight schedules.
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