[Edaily Reporter Minji Son ] As the nationwide flight departure suspension in the U.S.—imposed due to a communication failure at a U.S. air traffic control center—has been lifted, domestic airlines are resuming flights to the U.S. Korean Air’s Incheon-to-Atlanta flight and Asiana Airlines’ Incheon-to-New York flight, which were scheduled to be canceled, will now proceed as planned.

According to the aviation industry on the 14th, Korean Air plans to resume Flight KE033 from Incheon to Atlanta, which had been canceled earlier that morning. Korean Air stated that no flights are being canceled due to U.S. flight restrictions.

Asiana Airlines has also decided to operate Flight OZ222 from Incheon to New York, which had been scheduled to be canceled. However, the departure time, originally scheduled for 8:40 a.m., has been pushed back to 1:00 p.m.

On the 13th (local time), the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) lifted the nationwide “ground stop”—a suspension of all aircraft takeoffs caused by a communication failure at an air traffic control center—after about four hours. The temporary restriction on international flights landing at U.S. airports was also lifted.

According to the Incheon International Airport Corporation, a total of 32 passenger flights bound for the U.S. are scheduled to depart from Incheon Airport today.

Although operations at Incheon International Airport are expected to return to normal following the lifting of the restrictions, some flights may still experience delays due to delays in aircraft and crew deployment.