Travelers "beyond frustrated" by Southwest Airlines cancellations
Carrier cancelled more than 60% of its flights Tuesday after giant winter storm, with federal airline regulators pledging to investigate.
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Carrier cancelled more than 60% of its flights Tuesday after giant winter storm, with federal airline regulators pledging to investigate.
Monday and Tuesday are expected to be the busiest days to fly after the Christmas holiday.
If you're flying on Friday, get to the airport three hours before your departure time for domestic flights
Trish Christakis reports winter weather across the midwest causing flight disruptions.
The National Weather Service says more than 100 million people are under winter alerts and wind chill alerts
CBS4's Joe Gorchow reports on the numerous flights canceled at Miami International Airport.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg urged airline executives in a private conversation on Thursday to review their flight schedules and take other steps to soften the impact of summer flight cancellations, according to a source familiar with the call.
It's the calm before the storm, and that's no cliche, as severe winter weather in the northeast is expected to affect flights at South Florida airports this weekend.
"It's been chaos. My flight got delayed twice and it got canceled twice," said flyer Pablo Morales.
A winter storm in the Midwest is affecting flights across all major US airports on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year, including flights to and out of South Florida.
Now that the worst of the so-called bomb cyclone has passed, airports up and down the East Coast are getting back to business.
Full power was restored to the world's busiest airport more than 10 hours after a power outage early Sunday afternoon.
A strong snowmaking system moving into the northeast has led to flight cancellations in sunny, and warm, South Florida.
Travelers expecting to be home Sunday night were frozen at Miami International Airport.
For the second time in less than a week, a winter storm is slamming a large swath of the Midwest with snow.
Stranded in paradise, travelers trying to get to cities in the northeast, like New York or Boston, are in a mad scramble to book flights at South Florida's airports.
Getting from here to anywhere along the upper northeast coast was a bit of challenge on Tuesday.
With turkey, stuffing and family on many travelers minds, not making it to their destination wasn't what many travelers thought they would get before Thanksgiving.
As a powerful Nor'easter moves up the East Coast, thousands of travelers are finding themselves stuck in airports, their flights a 'snow go', if you pardon the pun.
There's some good news for travelers stuck in South Florida after JetBlue stopped all scheduled flights on Monday to JFK, LaGuardia, Newark and Logan Airports.
JetBlue Airlines took the unusual step of shutting down service to four major airports in the Northeast for hours on Monday and Tuesday due to a winter storm affecting the area.
It's another day of delays and cancelations at South Florida's airports as an arctic blast wreaks havoc to our north.
Upwards of two feet of snow has fallen in the northeast leaving travel both on the road and through the air at a near standstill. The massive winter storm has shut down some major airports and is causing major delays at others.
A wicked winter storm has cancelled or delayed hundreds of flights in South Florida as travel plans for thousands of people finishing South Florida vacations were upended Thursday.
Sure South Florida may be experiencing near-record heat two days into the New Year, but other parts of the country are dealing with some serious winter weather—which is affecting flights all around the country.
