Four Workers Hurt in Fall At Miami's Airport
A scare in the air at Miami International Airport and it had nothing to do with planes.
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A scare in the air at Miami International Airport and it had nothing to do with planes.
Flights in South Florida and around the world were cancelled because of Superstorm Sandy's impact in the Northeast. As a result, dozens of planes were grounded in South Florida with no place to go.
Hurricane Sandy, barreling toward the northeast Monday, has caused thousands of flight delays and cancellations around the country including in South Florida.
South Florida may have been spared a direct hit from Hurricane Sandy, but that doesn't mean we aren't feeling its affects with power outages, flooding and flight delays and cancelations.
Even though Hurricane Sandy is hundreds of miles away from South Florida, it is definitely making its presence known.
As Hurricane Sandy leaves northeastern Cuba and heads toward the Central Bahamas, its rains and winds are causing flight cancelations here in South Florida.
Last month, American Airlines angered airline union leaders when it announced more than 1,500 employees would be laid off by the end of the year. These leaders will join AA employees and area voters at the airport to discuss the outsourcing of security-conscious jobs.
American Airlines had another midair seat problem with a flight headed to Miami but the airline is confident it's close to solving all the problems despite the cancellation of dozens of flights.
Tensions are high at Miami International Airport and airports around the country as American Airlines cancelled dozens of flights due to seats that could potentially pop loose during flight.
More than 150 transportation and warehousing workers at Miami International Airport will lose their jobs in a matter of weeks.
Approximately 100,000 travelers pass through Miami International Airport on a daily basis. To get them where they are going safely, and on time, it takes a virtual city of employees.
Governor Rick Scott appealed to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Nepolitano Thursday saying South Florida's busiest airport is severely lacking in Customs and Border Protection agents.
American Airlines employees are hoping for the best 24 hours after the company sent out more than 11,000 layoff warning notices, including more than 1,500 in Florida.
American Airlines has been fighting to stay alive in bankruptcy court, but its latest move will put a serious dent in the Miami economy and likely not curry any good will for the company in South Florida.
If you're planning to do some shopping this weekend you may want to skip the mall, and instead head to the airport because the Miami Aviation Department is holding its semi-annual lost and found public auction this Saturday.
American Airlines pilots chose Labor Day to send a message to management to not to alter their contracts.
As the weather begins to deteriorate in the Caribbean, flights to and from Haiti and the Dominican Republic have been cancelled or delayed at Miami International Airport and Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.
Ahead of Isaac, Miami International Airport is already cancelling flights to the eastern Caribbean.
The bomb squad descended on Miami International Airport Wednesday night after a suspicious package was discovered in one of the terminals.
Just in time for Labor Day travel, you and your family can get divine assistance before boarding your next flight.
Olympic bronze medalist Danell Leyva arrived from London just before 10 o'clock Wednesday night to a throng of supporters at Miami International Airport.
International passengers arriving at Miami International Airport on American Airlines and other airlines in concourses D, E and F on Tuesday were the first pass through the new three-level, 400,000-square-foot international arrivals facility.
The Magic City's Metrorail now rolls into Miami International Airport. The new super sophisticated Metrorail station opened for business Saturday and some passengers couldn't wait to board and ride.
A former U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer has pleaded guilty to sexually groping three women at Miami International Airport.
An early morning international flight to South Florida ended with a man in custody following an altercation on board the plane.
