2001 Delay Record Broken After Storms Hit Northeast
The U.S. saw its highest-ever level of daily delays last Wednesday, shattering a record that has stood for four years, FAA said. There were 3,657 delays Wednesday, 186 more than the previous record of 3,471 delays on June 14, 2001. Thunderstorms in the Northeast were the main culprit, with storms...
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