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A storm caused ceiling tiles to fall in Chattanooga airport’s control tower, prompting a temporary move of operations, but flights faced no delays.
A storm caused a roof leak at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport’s air traffic control tower, resulting in two ceiling tiles falling during maintenance.
The FAA temporarily moved operations to an off-site location as a precaution, but no injuries or equipment damage occurred.
Air traffic continued without disruptions or delays.
Repairs were completed by Tuesday afternoon, and controllers resumed normal operations in the tower, though the FAA did not specify an exact return timeline.
The airport remains fully operational.
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Una tormenta hizo que las tejas del techo cayeran en la torre de control del aeropuerto de Chattanooga, lo que provocó un cambio temporal de operaciones, pero los vuelos no sufrieron retrasos.