FAA Looks To Cap JFK Flights At 80-81 Per Hour
FAA will attempt to cap flights at New York Kennedy Airport at 81 an hour during afternoon peak times, which appears to mean airlines will have to make significant cuts to existing schedules. The agency released its targets Friday afternoon and will use them during an airline scheduling conference...
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