Airlines at Philadelphia

Airlines reduce flight cuts for Fri. despite 6% FAA order

Airlines are optimistic about a quick recovery ahead of Thanksgiving once FAA ends flight cuts

The FAA late Wednesday lifted the order that would have cut more flights at busy airports. “We are eager to resume normal operations over the next few days," said an airline trade group.

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Flight cancellations spike at PHL after FAA cuts flights at 40 airports

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FAA flight cuts impact PHL. Here's how airlines are handling the changes

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SeaTac Airport flight cancellations continue for sixth day

Wednesday is the day House lawmakers return to the nation’s Capitol after nearly eight weeks to vote on legislation that would end the federal government shutdown.

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US airline flight cancellations fall as air traffic absences shrink

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No timeline on when US flights will return to normal after government shutdown nears end

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9,000 Flight Cancellations

After years of building a profile as a social media star, Schlossberg, 32, made the decision to throw his hat in the ring to replace Rep. Jerry Nadler in Manhattan’s 12th District next year, in a seat...

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Fewer flight cancellations at PHL after days of issues following FAA reductions order

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More than 1,200 flights canceled on Tuesday as nationwide travel disruptions continue

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Flight delays and cancellations have grown at PHL, and they’re likely to get worse

With the secretary of transportation warning that Thanksgiving week could end up being an immensely inconvenient one for air travelers, a potentially troubling hors d’oeuvre has been evident at Philadelphia International Airport.

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Travelers at PHL see signs of improvement as government reopens

According to FlightAware, more than 30 flights were delayed and 18 were canceled at PHL on Wednesday, though that number is expected to drop to eight on Thursday.

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Travelers face more disruptions at Philadelphia International Airport as shutdown continues

The FAA has cut flights as air traffic controllers continue to work without pay at PHL and around the country.