FAA Cancels Flight Caps At O’Hare; 70 More Daily Flights Possible
FAA will lift the flight caps at Chicago O'Hare when they expire on Oct. 31, one month after the new runway opens, Acting Administrator Robert Sturgell announced yesterday at the airport. The agency also will designate O'Hare an IATA Level 2 airport, which will require carriers to submit schedules...
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