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Why is an airport crossed out on my flight?

A crossed-out airport means the flight was diverted: the originally scheduled airport is crossed out and the actual airport is shown next to it.

When an airport is crossed out on a flight, the flight has been diverted. The airport originally scheduled is crossed out, and the airport the flight actually departed from or landed at is shown next to it.

If the flight continues after the diversion, the next leg may be tracked as a separate flight.

If a flight was diverted but AGOA still shows the original airport, contact our support team at [email protected] with the flight number, date and the airport where the flight actually landed or departed.

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