Planes
EXCLUSIVE: Air Traffic Controllers At PHL Honored For Quick Thinking
The flight was 16 seconds away from landing on March 1, 2012, when David Giberson noticed something was wrong.
3 On Your Side: Airplane Knife Ban To Be Relaxed
Soon passengers will be allowed to board commercial airline flights with items that have been banned since the September 11th attacks. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has the details.
Winter Storm Causes Delays, Cancellations, Reduced Speeds
The weather is causing travel delays at Philadelphia International and Lehigh Valley Airports.
Philadelphia International Airport A Ghost Town
Normally, bad weather means planes are grounded. But on Monday, the planes at Philadelphia International Airport were gone.
A Day In The Life Of An FAA Test Pilot
During her 25 year career, Lorry Faber has flown the President of the United States overseas, taken dignitaries to and from Washington D.C. and hovered over Mount Fuji in a helicopter. Currently, she tests air transportation projects throughout the country and around the world. This is a day in the life of a Federal Aviation Administration test pilot.
3 On Your Side: Finding Items Forgotten On Planes
Each year, airlines collect thousands of iPods, tablets and other electronic devices that have been forgotten on planes. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has some advice on how to get them back.



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