Dr. Gridlock Archive: Aviation
Weather causing flight delays
Heavy rain and low cloud cover are causing flight delays at some airports. Delays in the Washington region appear to minimal, but connections through the Northeast have been adversely affected. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, departure delays for some flights heading to New York area airports are more than two hours. At John F. Kennedy International Airport, delays for arriving flights are almost three. Some flights to Boston's Logan Airport may be delayed up to 2 hours.
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| March 10, 2011; 5:52 PM ET |
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Feds OK BWI to Cuba flights
Charter flights to Cuba are coming to Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
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| March 8, 2011; 3:12 PM ET |
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Airlines hiking fares as fuel prices rise
DALLAS -- Southwest Airlines Co. has joined a sweeping increase of $10 in the price of many domestic round-trip airfares, citing the need to offset high fuel prices. Southwest's action over the weekend may have ensured success for a price hike by major airlines that seemed to be faltering. Southwest carries more U.S. passengers than any airline and wields great influence over prices.
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| March 7, 2011; 1:54 PM ET |
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Carry-on luggage costs TSA millions
Carry-on luggage is costing the federal government an estimated quarter-billion dollars a year.
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| March 3, 2011; 4:20 PM ET |
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Today's transportation roundup
The story of the day -- at least for me -- is potholes.
I hit a massive one last night driving home on Route 450. It was late and I was tired and close to home, so I kept driving. I ended up shredding the tire but thankfully the rim wasn't damaged.
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Michael D. Bolden
| March 3, 2011; 9:08 AM ET |
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Airport board split over CEO candidate
The governing board of the Washington area's two main airports and the project to extend Metrorail to Dulles International remained divided Wednesday, taking no action to name a new chief executive.
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Washington Post Editors
| March 2, 2011; 2:04 PM ET |
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