Thanksgiving travel at Philadelphia International Airport
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About 6 million people are expected to fly for Thanksgiving this year, according to AAA. Our tracker shows how PHL is handling the surge and whether travelers are likely to encounter delays.
As the government shutdown drags on, it has now earned the status of being the longest shutdown in United States history. Amid the ongoing shutdown, disruptions continue to be made to various benefits, services and jobs. The latest disruption? Closed ...
International Airport just opened a brand new LEGO store in between Terminal B and Terminal C. The store includes a lifesize sculpture of a Mummer holding a saxophone, a nod to the city's Mummers Parade tradition on New Year's Day.
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Philadelphia International Airport reopens security checkpoints closed during government shutdown
Two security checkpoints that were closed inside the Philadelphia International Airport during the government shutdown are set to reopen after two weeks.The Terminal A-West and Terminal F TSA checkpoints will reopen on Thursday and resume their normal operating schedules,
Many of the 30 million flyers who use Philadelphia International Airport will need to check the status of the flights almost hourly, as the Federal Aviation Administration cut service in response to the ongoing federal government shutdown. Here's how you ...
Philly health officials confirm city’s first measles case of 2025, warn of possible exposures at CHOP and South Philly health center The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has identified at least one local case of measles, unrelated to the recent case in Montgomery County.
Shutdown strain forces the closure of two TSA lanes at Philadelphia Airport. Learn how this impacts wait times, routes, and traveler planning.