Air travel disruptions in the United States continue into a third day, with more than 5,200 flights already affected by Sunday, after a systemwide ground stop that airlines are working to recover from. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says normal operations are expected to resume by Monday.

Reuters and other outlets frame the situation as an ongoing operational disruption rather than a single-incident event, emphasizing the timeline and the scale of the disruption. Some reports highlight the FAA’s role in monitoring recovery and the expectation of a return to normal service.

While the available summaries are brief, they broadly agree that flights remain affected on Sunday and that agencies and airlines are working to restore schedules. The main differences lie in how outlets foreground the officials and regulators involved—such as the Transportation Secretary versus the FAA—and in how they phrase the expected timeline for normalcy.