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These Florida airports have the longest departure delays - Vimarsana News

These Florida airports have the longest departure delays

About 1 in 5 passengers who flew in the U.S. this year have had to deal with the misfortune of their flight leaving late. Even though airlines publish their schedules, they don’t guarantee them. These days, flight delays are trending higher and higher, according to statistics from the Department of Transportation. In 2018 and 2019, […]

Source: yahoo.com
Operations at Delhi airport affected due to rain, 9 flights diverted - Vimarsana News

Operations at Delhi airport affected due to rain, 9 flights diverted

Delhi witnessed light rain and thunderstorms, bringing a much-needed relief to the residents struggling with poor air quality. | Latest News India

Manipur: Flight services disrupted after sighting of unidentified flying object - Vimarsana News

Manipur: Flight services disrupted after sighting of unidentified flying object

Normal flight operations were disrupted at Manipur's Imphal International Airport on Sunday after an unidentified flying object was spotted. Two flights were diverted and three others were delayed

Source: theweek.in
United Airlines grounds departing flights nationwide due to technology issue - Vimarsana News

United Airlines grounds departing flights nationwide due to technology issue

United Airlines temporarily grounded flights across the country because of a 'systemwide technology issue,' the airline said.

Source: yahoo.com
Why flight delays and cancellations could become the new normal, according to 2 former FAA administrators - Vimarsana News

Why flight delays and cancellations could become the new normal, according to 2 former FAA administrators

With uncontrollable factors increasingly constraining U.S. air travel as demand continues to grow, navigating the skies is only becoming more complex.