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6h. Suspension of flights in the US was longer in 25 years

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The US airspace reopened after a 5-hour suspension of takeoffs, marking the longest such period in 25 years. Simultaneously, over 30 cities in Portugal are opening to the public under the 'right to reside' policy. The evidence provides specific durations and geographic scope but lacks details on passenger numbers, flight cancellations, or the specific legal mechanisms governing the suspension.

Key points

• The US airspace reopened after a 5-hour suspension of takeoffs, marking the longest such period in 25 years.
• Over 30 cities in Portugal are opening to the public under the 'right to reside' policy.

Context

The US airspace reopened after a 5-hour suspension of takeoffs, marking the longest such period in 25 years. Simultaneously, over 30 cities in Portugal are opening to the public under the 'right to reside' policy.

Limitations

The evidence provides specific durations and geographic scope but lacks details on passenger numbers, flight cancellations, or the specific legal mechanisms governing the suspension.

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