FAA Limits O'Hare Flights to Curb Delays

0:00On April 17th, Federal Aviation Administration just dropped a cap on daily flights at Chicago O'Hare, the busiest airport in America by volume, limiting them to 2,700 a per day this summer to stop massive delays. They're reacting to airlines like American and United packing in over 3,080 flights on peak days, a 15 percent jump from last. Year, while construction ramps up and strains the runways. Last summer was rough, only 56 percent of the parkers and 58 percent of arrivals flew on time thanks to taxiway closures and rehab work. That choked everything up. Airlines are on board. American says it'll boost reliability for passengers heading to, from, or through O'Hare and transportation secretary Sean. Duffy wants families to book without fearing endless weights from overbook schedules. The cuts kick in May 17th through October 24th, slicing up to 372 flights on busy days, but FAA expects. Construction progress to ease things after summer,

1:03keeping safety first for smoother skies ahead. That's your update from entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.