PHL Back Up And Running After Winter Weather
As of 3:30 p.m., a spokesperson for the airport says there are no FAA reported delays for arriving or departing flights.
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As of 3:30 p.m., a spokesperson for the airport says there are no FAA reported delays for arriving or departing flights.
I just want to go home," said one woman who had been waiting for a Route 2 bus for more than 30 minutes.
Shortly after the snow started this morning, the number of flights listed in red as "cancelled" started growing.
Judging by the number of cars on the road at the height of rush hour, people either got an early start or stayed home.
The rapidly falling snow is causing traffic and travel delays all over the Philadelphia region.
The airport's two main carriers, US Airways and American, say they will waive change fees in light of the forecast.
The mayor says the overnight crews will be salting first, with plowing to begin later in the day as the snow arrives.
According to NJDOT, motorists should expect delays and plan alternate routes.
The parent company of the newly merged American Airlines and US Airways says that as it continues the process of forming the world's largest airline, consumers will see only gradual changes.
The storm hit late Sunday morning , and it hit surprisingly hard. Conditions across the area were treacherous.
PennDOT had a plan in place for the snow that was forecast for Sunday, but it couldn't keep up with the snow that actually fell.
Sunday's snow storm caught many people off guard, including staff at Philadelphia International Airport.
A new long-term lease between SEPTA and the city for properties like the Broad Street Subway and the Suburban Station concourse gained initial approval this past week in City Council, but some lawmakers are unhappy with parts of the deal involving advertising revenue.
It could be awhile before weight restrictions on Pennsylvania bridges are eased.
The new transportation funding law enacted last month addresses the problem of mounting debt at the Pennsylvania Turnpike
