The FAA has a plan to reduce delays at New York airports this summer — here’s what it means for travelers
A change to a longstanding Federal Aviation Administration policy may help clear up congestion in the skies over New York City this summer. It will mitigate delays and help airlines better handle thunderstorms and mechanical issues. However, that might come at the expense of a greater flight choice. Want more airline-specific news? Sign up for TPG’s free biweekly Aviation newsletter….










