On Sunday, more than 300 flights at Denver International Airport were delayed following a ground stop ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration. The directive was partially driven by weather concerns, affecting inbound and outbound flights alike.

The Trump administration announced it will not move forward with a rule requiring airlines to offer compensation for flight cancellations and changes caused by carriers. This reverses a Biden-era initiative designed to protect stranded travelers through financial relief and other support.

Travelers heading into Newark Liberty International Airport faced unexpected snags on Thursday morning. A ground stop for incoming flights, sparked by Air Traffic Control communications issues, disrupted plans just as the Labor Day holiday weekend approached.

Newark Liberty International Airport experienced yet another wave of flight disruptions when air traffic control systems failed. Communication went silent for about an hour, forcing the FAA to reduce incoming flights, leaving travelers frustrated amid the unexpected breakdown.

Thunderstorms prompted the FAA to issue a ground delay at Denver International Airport on Wednesday, stranding hundreds of flights on the tarmac.

After weeks of extensive flight delays due to runway construction and staffing challenges, Newark Airport has reopened its runway ahead of schedule, offering relief to frustrated passengers.