Page 10 - Flight Aware News Today

At San Francisco International Airport and other airports across the country, Friday was a perfect storm for air travel.

Chicago bound United Airlines makes an emergency landing in Tampa due to open door light illuminates shortly after takeoff.

O'Hare and Midway airports are getting back to normal after a winter storm in Chicago led to hundreds of flight cancellations.

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Flood warnings remain in place throughout the East Coast on Wednesday.

Alaska Airlines made the decision on Wednesday, Jan. 10 to ground its fleet of Boeing 737-9 MAX airplanes, canceling hundreds of flights through to Saturday, including several to and from Salt Lake City.

All Boeing 737 Max 9 airplanes remain grounded under the order of the Federal Aviation Administration as National Transportation Safety Board officials investigate why a chunk of fuselage ejected from Alaska Flight 1282 minutes after takeoff on Jan. 5. The aviation “accident” left a door-sized hole in the cabin of the plane at 16,000 feet to the horror of those on board and required the plane to make an emergency landing at the Portland International Airport.

By the end of Monday morning, over 80 Alaska Airlines flights had been cancelled out of Sea-Tac.

An Alaska Airlines passenger captured the forced emergency landing of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft after a large section of the plane blew off mid-flight.

Parts of New York saw over a foot of snow, although Central Park only reported .2 inches of snow fall. This means the Big Apples streak is up to 692 days without at least one inch of snow.