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American Airlines subsidiary Envoy Air, which operates American Eagle-branded regional flights, says it is working with the FAA and the Air Line Pilots Association union to address safety concerns identified by the FAA. If issues are raised either internally by our team or by the FAA we work to address them immediately, Envoy said in an emailed statement. Since January, Envoy s flight operations and safety teams have been working closely with the FAA and the Air Line Pilots Association to transparently and collaboratively examine the root cause of each potential issue and take any necessary corrective actions if needed.
O Hare Airport and Midway Airport report cancellations during the extreme cold
Published January 30, 2019 •
Updated on January 30, 2019 at 10:04 pm
What to Know
Flight delays and cancellations continue to be reported at Chicago airports
More than half of arrivals and departures were canceled by mid-morning Wednesday at O Hare. Two-thirds of flights were nixed at Midway
There are about 2,400 daily flight operations at O Hare Airport on average and 500 at Midway
More than 1,800 flights were canceled at Chicago airports Wednesday as life-threatening cold descended on the city.
At O Hare Airport, at least 1,479 cancellations and 161 delays were reported as of about 12:30 p.m. CT. The cancellations represented more than half of the day s arrivals and departures, according to Flightaware.com.
David Moore announces candidacy for Illinois Secretary of State
Delmarie Cobb, PR
MACOMB Chicago South Side Alderman David Moore has announced his run for Illinois Secretary of State to replace retiring long time incumbent Jesse White.
“He has run the office with great integrity and character while professionally conducting the business of the Secretary of State. I have decided to accept the call to build on such a rich legacy, said Moore at his alma mater, Western Illinois University in Macomb.
Despite overcast skies, Moore s crowd of supporters was a rainbow of diversity, spanning a range of ethnicities. “This campus is where I learned to love Illinois. I met so many people from different parts of the state, different ethnicities, different religions and different political parties. I still have many of the friendships and relationships that I developed while at Western,” said Moore, as supporters chanted his slogan, Moore for Illinois!
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Chicago South Side Alderman David Moore is announcing his run for Illinois Secretary of State to replace long time incumbent Jesse White, who is retiring at the end of his term in January 2023. Moore is the fifth candidate to enter the race for one of the most coveted offices in Illinois.
Moore says he intends to serve in the footsteps of White who he considers a great public servant, Illinois ambassador and role model to the state’s youth.
“He has run the office with great integrity and character while professionally conducting the business of the Secretary of State. I have decided to accept the call to build on such a rich legacy,” says Moore.
The race for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state gained a new candidate Saturday with South Side Ald. David Moore announcing on Saturday his bid to replace the retiring Jesse White next year. Moore, 55, in his second term as alderman from the 17th Ward, becomes the fifth announced candidate for the March 2022 nomination and the second member of the Chicago City Council along with 3rd Ward Ald. Pat Dowell.