FAA Daily Air Traffic Report for November 9: Gusty Winds Could Delay Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington Flights, With Thunderstorms and Low Clouds Affecting Austin, San Antonio, San Diego and San Francisco
WASHINGTON, United States — The Federal Aviation Administration's daily air traffic report for Monday, November 9, said weather would affect flight operations in several regions. Gusty winds could delay flights in Boston, at the New York area airports Newark, JFK and LaGuardia, in Philadelphia, and at the Washington area airports Baltimore-Washington, Reagan National and Dulles. Thunderstorms and low clouds may slow traffic in Austin and San Antonio, Texas, and low clouds may slow flights in San Diego and San Francisco, California, the report said.
The FAA said the daily report provides a reasonable expectation of impacts on normal air traffic operations, including arrival and departure delays, ground stoppages and airport closures, and directed travelers to its flight information website and social media account for up-to-the-minute operations information.
The report is a routine weather-related operations advisory. The federal government remained shut down on the day of the report, and the FAA's earlier shutdown-related flight reduction order, driven by air traffic control staffing, is a separate matter that this report did not address.
来源链接：
https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/faa-daily-air-traffic-report
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