Latest Storm Causes Flight Cancellations, Other Travel Woes
The latest round of winter weather has led to cancellation of hundreds of flights and caused other travel problems in Philadelphia.
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The latest round of winter weather has led to cancellation of hundreds of flights and caused other travel problems in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia International Airport reports some flights have been affected by the snow Thursday morning.
The weekend winter storm that swept across the Delaware Valley moved out, but left behind an icy, slushy, wet mess, causing a slow, hazardous commute and also left homes and businesses without power Sunday morning.
Our latest storm was no surprise, but that doesn't mean it isn't causing some problems on the roads, rails and at the airport.
What's the best way to beat the frigid temperatures? Fly somewhere warm of course.
If you're traveling out of Philadelphia International Airport on Friday, you're in for a few Valentine's Day treats.
All 52 passengers and four crew members got off the plane on the tarmac.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Rich Zeoli talked with Tom Malone, the lawyer for a man who was detained by the TSA and the police at Philadelphia International Airport after requesting to file a complaint about the screening process.
Rich covered the video of the Jordanian pilot killed by ISIS, a New Jersey town's proposal to ban sledding, and Budweiser's attack of craft beer. He also talked to restauranteur Brian Oliveira, and attorney Tom Malone.
It's like Groundhog Day! The winter weather is once again impacting the Monday morning commute for drivers and others trying to make their way to work, school and elsewhere.
In this bitter cold, can you think of the happiest place to be? According to a survey by a travel dating service for singles, Philadelphia International Airport, with exercise bikes, rocking chairs and more, might be just the place.
The majority of the cancellations are with arriving flights, but there are a good number of departures that have been cancelled as well. The majority of the affected flights are scheduled to either arrive or depart before 10am.
With most flights cancelled Tuesday because of the blizzard forecast, Philadelphia International Airport was like a ghost town.
As the latest winter blast picks up in intensity across the region today, the biggest impact point is expected to be Philadelphia International Airport where a handful of flight cancellations are already reported.
Airlines are preparing to shut down operations along the East Coast as a major snowstorm nears.
The wet weather and icy conditions were making for a slippery and slow commute Monday across parts of the Philadelphia region.
The ground stop at Philadelphia International Airport has been lifted, but airport officials say it could be put back in place at times throughout the day, depending on weather and runway conditions.
The wet weather was slowing things down on Sunday at Philadelphia International Airport.
Low clouds are delaying Christmas Eve flights in and out of Philadelphia International Airport.
Philadelphia International Airport was packed with travelers on Saturday as folks headed home for the holidays.
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.
The Service Employees International Union says many of the workers, about 2,000 at the airport, have not had any new infection-control training from their employers.
U.S. Airways flight 797 from Tel Aviv, Israel to Philadelphia made an unscheduled landing in Rome Saturday after a odor was detected and 13 passengers and crew members became ill.
The Philadelphia International Airport says the FAA has issued some arrival delays due to low clouds this morning.
