Neat Site: FAA - Flight Delay Information
Posted on | February 14, 2007 |
This year’s Valentine’s Day Blizzard hasn’t just stopped the flower delivery trucks, it’s also caused major delays and closings at airports.
So before you head to the airport to catch a flight, check out today’s neat site: Flight Delay Information from the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Air Traffic Control System Command Center.
The site features a map of the United States with the listing of the major international airports represented by dots. The colors of the dots represent the length of delays (green being the fewest, then yellow, orange and red; black means the airport is closed). Click on a dot to learn more about the types and reasons for the delay.
You can also contact your airline’s customer service line directly for status information about your flight.
- List of Major Airline Reservation and Ticketing Phone Numbers
- What to do if your flight is delayed or cancelled…
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