Philadelphia's Christmas Village transformed into a winter wonderland
Snowflakes fell across the city and those out and about enjoyed the festive scenes in Philadelphia before the holiday.
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Snowflakes fell across the city and those out and about enjoyed the festive scenes in Philadelphia before the holiday.
As the snow was coming through, the holiday travel season was heating up. PHL anticipates more than 1.3 million people will be in and out of the airport between Friday and Jan. 4. Siafa Lewis reports.
All eyes are on the skies on what is a big travel day at the airport. Josh Sanders reports from Philadelphia International Airport.
Plenty of people were also returning to the Philadelphia area after spending the holiday away.
Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport and 30th Street Station faced long lines and delays again Monday as the Thanksgiving rush wound down.
While Sunday was expected to be the busiest of the Thanksgiving holiday travel days, officials at Philadelphia International Airport anticipated Monday coming in at a close second.
While there were some lengthy lines and wait times, travelers flying out of PHL on Sunday said spending the holiday with loved ones made it all worth it.
It was a busy travel day at Philadelphia International Airport as thousands of people looked to make it home after the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Philadelphia International Airport expects more than 99,000 people to pass through Sunday on what's expected to be one of the busier travel days of the holiday weekend. The influx of flyers comes one day after a power outage at PHL delayed dozens of flights.
Power was restored at Philadelphia International Airport Saturday after dozens of flights were delayed due to a power outage in Terminal D causing several flights to move to different gates.
There were problems at Philadelphia International Airport on Saturday after the power went out at one of the terminals. Everything is back up and running, but there are some residual issues. Ray Strickland reports it left some travelers stuck for hours.
Philadelphia International Airport is dealing with a power outage in Terminal D, delaying several flights into and out of the terminal.
People at Philadelphia International Airport said they didn't have any issues flying or driving on the way to the airport on Thanksgiving Eve.
A record number of travelers are expected to pass through airports across the country this Thanksgiving, and people CBS News Philadelphia spoke with Wednesday say the inconveniences are worth it.
It's an age-old rule of thumb that some speedy light-packing travelers might say is outdated or overly cautious. But during the busy Thanksgiving holiday travel rush, you definitely want to allow extra time to deal with traffic and long lines for security, a spokesperson for Philadelphia International Airport explains to CBS News Philadelphia's Brandon Goldner.
According to AAA, 975,000 Philadelphia area residents will travel over the Thanksgiving travel day period.
Thanksgiving is just days away, and a record number of Americans are expected to travel this week, either by car or by plane. CBS News Philadelphia's Brandon Goldner has what you need to know before heading out for the holidays.
Monday at Philadelphia International Airport is projected to be one of the slowest days of the holiday travel week, but that’ll change in just a few hours.
Philadelphia International Airport was bustling Sunday night and many say they aren't letting the potentially nasty weather dampen their holiday spirits.
AAA is projecting that nearly 975,000 Philadelphia area residents will travel this holiday season, which is up over 2% from 2023. PHL officials have tips on how you can travel smart ahead of the busy Thanksgiving holiday rush.
The Birds take on the LA Rams Sunday night and some fans are heading out west now. Wakisha Bailey chats with a few fans at Philadelphia International Airport.
More than 100 Boeing workers in Delaware and Fayette counties could be laid off according to a WARN notice the aircraft company filed with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. Jim Donovan has your other morning headlines with weather from Kate Bilo.
Another loaded gun was discovered at a TSA checkpoint at the Philadelphia International Airport. It's the 36th gun stopped by agents at PHL this year. Agents said they found it in a Lancaster County man's carry-on as it went through an X-ray. The gun was confiscated and that Lancaster County man now faces charges.
A fatal three-car collision closed both lanes of the George C. Platt Bridge in southwest Philadelphia early Monday.
Future guide dogs Winston and Jamie visited CBS Philadelphia ahead of a visit to Philadelphia International Airport this weekend. The Seeing Eye dogs will parade through the airport with their raisers and get experience with things like TSA security, riding elevators and even boarding a plane – all things they'll one day need to help a visually impaired person do. Jim Donovan meets Winston and Jamie and hears more about the partnership between The Seeing Eye and PHL.
