Airlines at the Philadelphia International Airport are planning flights in a few hours in a snow storm again based begins to sink.
About 1,200 passengers were at the airport in the night like a big snow storm over and around Philadelphia, Sunday, forcing airlines stranded passed cancel flights, to Victoria Lupica, a spokesman for the airport.
A number of flights which were during the night and early morning off because of the storm. Airport staff worked more comfortable for stranded passengers with food, water and juice as well as pillows and blankets.
The exact number of canceled flights are not available this morning, but Lupica said a start and runway remained open during the storm.
"We have been in operation in terms of arrivals and departures, " Lupica said in a telephone interview.
The airport has 400 employees, 200 pieces of snow removal equipment was to keep a safe landing.
About 1,200 passengers were at the airport in the night like a big snow storm over and around Philadelphia, Sunday, forcing airlines stranded passed cancel flights, to Victoria Lupica, a spokesman for the airport.
A number of flights which were during the night and early morning off because of the storm. Airport staff worked more comfortable for stranded passengers with food, water and juice as well as pillows and blankets.
The exact number of canceled flights are not available this morning, but Lupica said a start and runway remained open during the storm.
"We have been in operation in terms of arrivals and departures, " Lupica said in a telephone interview.
The airport has 400 employees, 200 pieces of snow removal equipment was to keep a safe landing.
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