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  1. The City of Phoenix operates Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, as noted by the Mayor of Phoenix.

Dust plumes caused flight groundings and delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, coupled with power outages affecting customers in the area.

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Dust plumes caused flight groundings and delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, coupled with power outages affecting customers in the area.

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  1. Category 5 dust storm caused operational impacts at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.1 source
  2. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport experienced operational disruptions due to a dust plume and power outages on July 13, 2026.1 source

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