Airlines will try to get their planes back in the air on Monday, but many people will still find themselves stuck at the airport. If you're one of them, here are two things to do. →
Airlines have already canceled thousands of flights to, through and from the northeast and other parts of the country today in advance of a giant storm expected to break snowfall records. Change fee waivers for flights scheduled through Wednesday have are also being offered by many airlines. Here’s a list of links to many airline →
Thanks to Storm Nemo, on Thursday evening I was one of the hundreds of thousands of travelers who had to cancel important weekend plans that involved flying to the east coast. Then I had to sit on the phone for hours trying to work out a new and, it turns out, quite expensive new plan. →
Updated: February 7, 2013 Another winter storm – named Nemo – is on the way and airlines are getting ready for it by issuing weather-related fee waivers and encouraging travelers to change their flight dates, postpone travel or re-route their trips to and from a long list of cities in the northeast. Here’s are links →
After a frightful day of snow and wind - and then more snow and more wind - New York area airports finally reopened on Monday afternoon. Now the 'fun' begins as planes begin to fly and airlines try to clear out the backlog of passengers. →