Travelers feeling the pain at Tri-State Area airports
Monday's severe weather caused ground stops at all three airports and each has extensive flight cancellations and delays. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner has more on the scene at Newark Liberty.
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Monday's severe weather caused ground stops at all three airports and each has extensive flight cancellations and delays. CBS New York's Lisa Rozner has more on the scene at Newark Liberty.
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Thousands of travelers remain stranded after severe weather forced delays and cancelations at airports across the country. The issues are now entering day four, and travelers face two options: Pay for a hotel, or sleep at the gate. CBS New York's John Dias reports. Read more here
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Major disruptions continue for a third day at airport across the Tri-State Area. CBS New York's John Dias spoke with travelers at Newark Liberty International Airport, where crowds and long lines formed again Tuesday. Click here to read more.
Major disruptions continue at airport across the Tri-State Area. CBS2's John Dias spoke with travelers at Newark Liberty International Airport, where crowds and long lines were already growing early Tuesday morning.
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In a revelation that likely will not be surprising for those who fly into or out of New York City airports, LaGuardia Airport is ranked worst in the nation for arriving flight delays.
Nearly 900 flights have been canceled across the U.S. and another 500 have been delayed due to a large storm system moving through the middle part of the country.
A statement on the Federal Aviation Administration's website says Saturday evening's delays are being caused by airplane traffic management plan that was put into effect because of an equipment outage.
