Storms, Shutdown Cause Travel Chaos

0:00This is Durham News Today, every story, every city, every day. Powerful storms hit the eastern half of the country yesterday, cancelling more than 550 flights into, out of, or within the United. States, with over 460 more delayed as of early Tuesday, the bad weather powered up problems at big airports, like those in New York, Chicago, Atlanta, and Charlotte, where the Federal Aviation Administration called ground stops and delays. Travelers are stuck sleeping on airport floors or paying extra for hotels, like one family from Florida heading to Colorado, or a woman rerouted, through Tennessee back to Tampa. A partial government shutdown starting February 14th has left transportation security administration workers without paychecks leading to. Longer security lines amidst spring break crowds in college basketball fans. TSA leaders worn way times could get worse, as more screeners quit or skipships, urging passengers to arrive three hours early at places like New.

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