Severe weather continues to impact PHL airport flights
More delays and cancelations continue Monday morning after more than 400 flights were impacted by severe weather moving through the northeast over the weekend.
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More delays and cancelations continue Monday morning after more than 400 flights were impacted by severe weather moving through the northeast over the weekend.
There were more than 400 delays and cancellations at PHL on Sunday, and those problems are rolling into Monday.
At the height of the nationwide weather-related travel disruptions earlier this week, Scott Kirby flew private from New Jersey to Colorado.
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Ross DiMattei reports from Philadelphia International Airport after some passengers waited hours to fly this week.
The FAA has issued a ground stop at the Philadelphia International Airport for flights until 5 p.m. due to severe weather, a spokesperson said Tuesday.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg warned the nation's airlines Friday that flights could be disrupted starting next week because some planes lack updated equipment to prevent interference from transmissions by wireless companies.
Staff may not have followed procedure while accessing the Notice to Air Missions System.
The Department of Transportation says the FAA is continuing to try and determine exactly what caused the outage.
Wakisha Bailey reports from Philadelphia International Airport.
On Thursday at Philadelphia International Airport, the airline canceled 22 flights.
CBS3 saw long lines and they are expected to get even longer over the next few days.
Madeleine Wright reports.
Some arrivals are delayed nearly an hour and 20 minutes. Flights out of the airport are also being held up.
Southwest Airlines said early Monday that it had fixed technology problems that delayed hundreds of flights on Sunday, and it expects a normal day of operations.
According to the FA, the problems were from the En Route Automation Modernization computer.
The FAA says a problem at an Air Traffic Control center in Virginia is causing delays at airports along the East Coast, including Philadelphia International Airport.
The Federal Aviation Administration says inbound flights that haven't taken off yet Friday are being held up by an average of 41 minutes.
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The wet weather was slowing things down on Sunday at Philadelphia International Airport.
Philadelphia International Airport is reporting some delays this morning due to the fog. A ground stop is in effect until 9am.
Tuesday morning's bad weather is interfering with operations at Philadelphia International Airport.
Some flights heading into Philadelphia are delayed an average of one hour and 43 minutes.
Thousands of customers in the Philadelphia region are without power today as a result of the heavy winds. Travelers are also experiencing flight delays.
Some arriving flights are running an average of an hour and 20 minutes behind schedule.
