Dozens of flights in and out of PHL delayed as Debby moves north
Flights at Philadelphia International Airport are being impacted by the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby, now a post-tropical cyclone.
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Flights at Philadelphia International Airport are being impacted by the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby, now a post-tropical cyclone.
Airlines across the United States are still playing catch up from a weekend of rough weather as numerous flights to and from Florida cities including Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville and Miami were canceled due to Hurricane Debby. Howard Monroe reports.
A stormy, unsettled weather weekend continues to impact arriving and departing flights at Philadelphia International Airport.
Stormy weather locally and around the country wreaked havoc on air travel for the third straight day at Philadelphia International Airport.
Dozens of delays and cancellations are impacting flights at Philadelphia International Airport Monday. Over the weekend, hundreds of flights were impacted by disruptive weather in the Delaware Valley and across the country.
Stormy weather locally and around the country caused travel troubles at Philadelphia International Airport for the second day in a row.
Passengers flying out of PHL can board a bus to the airport in Wilmington, Delaware or vice versa.
Similar to its shuttle service to Atlantic City, New Jersey, American Airlines is launching a shuttle service from Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) to Wilmington Airport (ILG) in Wilmington, Delaware.
Most airlines are bouncing back, but Delta canceled more flights at Philadelphia International Airport on Tuesday, days after the CrowdStrike outage.
A group of Boy Scouts from Camden County is on the way home Saturday after being stranded in Saint Croix because their flight to Philadelphia got canceled due to the global tech outage.
Problems continue at airports, including Philadelphia International Airport, after the cybersecurity failure that has grounded thousands of flights and paralyzed operations worldwide.
Businesses across the country are slowly getting back to normal following a major worldwide cyber outage. Meanwhile, there are still delays and cancellations at PHL as a result of the outage. Those stories and more in your Digital Brief.
Multiple airlines at Philadelphia International Airport are reporting system outages that are causing delays and cancellations.
The outage is forcing flights to be grounded at the airport and impacting payment methods for Amtrak riders.
According to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly, thunderstorms over Philadelphia International Airport on July 14 produced small hail, which counts as a "trace" amount of snow in climate reports.
The TSA said it seized over $36,000 of cash from an Ohio man on Sunday at Philadelphia International Airport. The man, a U.S. citizen, arrived from Beirut, Lebanon through Paris. Anything over $10,000 must be reported to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The TSA said the man declared he had $15,000.
A Berks County, Pennsylvania, man tried to bring a loaded handgun in his carry-on luggage at Philadelphia International Airport on Monday, according to the TSA.
Saturday is expected to be the second-busiest travel day at Philadelphia International Airport - over the week the airport could welcome as many as 700,000 travelers, numbers not seen since the COVID-19 pandemic. Ross DiMattei reports.
AAA estimates nearly 71 million people will travel 50 miles or more this week and we already saw the crowds forming at Philadelphia International Airport, Tuesday morning. Wakisha Bailey checked in with travelers getting away for the Fourth of July.
Fourth of July travel is much calmer at Philadelphia International Airport on Tuesday morning after a messy Monday. Meanwhile, crews are setting up on the Parkway near the Art Museum for the free outdoor concert and fireworks display – more on these stories in your Tuesday Digital Brief.
Philadelphia International Airport is seeing more delays and cancellations after another round of severe weather moved through the area Sunday night.
Passengers said they waited in long lines and dealt with long waits on the tarmac at Philadelphia International Airport Monday.
Philadelphia International Airport travelers are frustrated after severe weather this weekend impacted their plans. Wakisha Bailey has more on the delays and cancellations.
Philadelphia International Airport and AAA are projecting the Fourth of July holiday week could see a record number of travelers. According to PHL, nearly 700,000 people pass through the airport between July 1-7, 26% more than 2023 and 8% more than the record-breaking holiday week in 2019. CBS News Philadelphia's Eva Anderson has more from the airport.
Over 350 flights into and out of Philadelphia were delayed or canceled Sunday. According to the airport, American Airlines, the largest carrier at PHL, had the most flights impacted by the weather.
