Airline delays: Feds say help is coming for holidays (Winging It)

Airline delays: Feds say help is coming for holidays

The President is expected to announce steps today to ease air-traffic congestion and reduce delays. Here's what we know so far in an AP story. And we will be looking for more information about how PHLwill be affected.

Posted by Tom Belden on November 15, 2007 11:06 AM | Permalink

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YHS:

Yes, the President's "express lanes" will let the airplanes travel on "restricted airspace" for the holiday..BUT,, where oh where are these aircraft going to land and what gate(s) are they going to park.. PHL still have the same runways, Hey, maybe SOUTHWEST, UNITED AND AMERICAN airlines can put Mr. Isdell's PTV to use and unload all those airplance that get here sooner thanks to President Bush.. GIVE ME A BREAK... someone...anyone

Posted by YHS | November 16, 2007 3:23 AM

Posted on November 16, 2007 03:23

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