With wind gust recorded up to 50 kt at 04:39pm, the FAA is announcing a ground stop for flight to Denver Airport.

Several flight including UA1565 and UA5441 were forced to divert to Colorado Springs after landing attempts.

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The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at the Denver International Airport just after 7 a.m. due to the fog and “low ceilings.” Over an hour later at 8:45 a.m., the ground stop was lifted.

While the ground stop was lifted, flights are still being delayed.

Delay is applied to departures from Canadian airports: CYHZ CYOW CYUL CYYZ.

Aircraft departing from Denver International are being sprayed with deicing fluid to remove snow and ice.

At 08:30, the visibility was still only 1/8 mile with ceiling at 100 ft.

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The incident happened on board Southwest Airlines Flight #WN3316 before 7 a.m. this Friday, November 15 2024 as the plane was getting ready to depart for the William P. Hobby Airport in Houston.

According to Southwest, the aircraft was still at the gate with 108 passengers on board when the fire started. The crew was able to extinguish a seat fire caused by the burning cellphone. The passenger who had the phone suffered burns and was treated by medical personnel.

During the evacuation, passengers in the back of the aircraft used the rear emergency slides to get out of the plane and those in the front exited through the front door. One passenger suffered minor injuries during the evacuation.

The FAA released this statement : Flight crews are trained to recognize and respond to lithium battery fires in the cabin. Passengers should notify the flight crew immediately if their lithium battery or device is overheating, expanding, smoking or burning.

Passengers were transferred on a new Boeing 737-700 (registration N429WN) which departed Denver at 09:31 MST, 3,5 hours late.

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The flight is operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 9 (registration N37521).

UPDATE #1
The flight UA2207 is diverting to Denver.

UPDATE #2
The Boeing 737 MAX 9 is expected to land at 10:15 am at Denver.

UPDATE #3
Flight UA2207 has landed on runway 35L at DEN Airport.

UPDATE #4
United is scheduling to resume the flight at 10:50 AM.

UPDATE #5
United is scheduling to resume the flight at 12:40 PM as the ground team needs to check the plane following a technical issue.

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