FAA says staffing shortage at New York-area airports has been resolved
The staffing shortage forced the agency to reduce the number of flights at our three major airports, causing delays and cancelations.
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The staffing shortage forced the agency to reduce the number of flights at our three major airports, causing delays and cancelations.
The staffing shortage forced the agency to reduce the number of flights at the Tri-State Area's three major airports, causing delays and cancellations. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports.
Departing and arriving flights could be delayed up to two hours at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark, the agency said.
JFK Airport also made the top 10 list, coming in at number nine.
The low-cost carrier will receive 16 peak-hour opportunities to take off or land at Newark.
Airlines have struggled to respond to a staffing shortage, and for many, trying to catch a flight has been rough.
The TSA says 80% of the firearms were loaded.
The Port Authority says travelers who do not pre-book parking spots will be charged a summer peak period surcharge.
United Airlines says two of its planes made contact on the tarmac before departing.
It's the latest among several U.S. carriers trimming their summer schedules.
The cancelations are being blamed on rough weather, staff shortages and infrastructure challenges.
Most of the canceled flights over the past few days have been blamed on weather.
Flight cancelations continue to take a toll on travelers with more than 4,000 canceled in the United States since Thursday.
Weather and storms along the east coast have been blamed for some of the travel troubles.
Delta had the most cancellations Sunday, blaming bad weather and air traffic control conditions, but it is looking better Monday.
Port Authority officials recommend you log on the airport's official website and pre-book and pre-pay for parking.
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More than 1,400 flights were cancelled Sunday, as airports played catch-up from days of storm-related travel disruptions.
More than 2,300 flights have been canceled nationwide.
More than 2,100 flights have been canceled across the country, including more than 250 in the New York City area.
More than 2,600 flights were canceled around the country Saturday. It's the highest single-day number since just before Christmas.
Flight cancelations have been skyrocketing since Christmas Eve.
Many airlines say they're doing their best to try and re-book as many travelers as they possibly can, trying to get them to their holiday destination in time - but clearly they're up against that Christmas clock.
Traveling safely is taking on more meaning, but even as the Omicron variant surges in the pandemic, airports and rest stop parking lots are packed.
Officer Cecilia Morales performed the Heimlich maneuver on the little boy, and he started breathing again.
