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Storm could impact busiest summer travel day at NYC airports. Check your flight status.
NEW YORK — Sunday is expected to be the busiest day of the summer travel season at area airports, but severe thunderstorms have caused delays and cancelations.
As of 6 p.m., New York City’s three major airports are reporting delays:
- LaGuardia: More than 350 delays.
- John F. Kennedy International: More than 400.
- Newark Liberty International: More than 370.
Check your flight status
Travelers are encouraged to check with their carriers for individual flight information.
Use the following links for local airports:
Construction at JFK Airport
JFK Airport is undergoing a $19 billion construction project to build two new international terminals, along with a new road network and transportation center.
CBS New York spoke with industry experts who said while there is never a good time for construction and road closures, the peak summer travel season might be the worst. The airport already expects to see 1 million more passengers this summer than last.
To help ease congestion and encourage people to use mass transit, AirTrain fares will be cut in half from Monday, July 1 through Labor Day on Sept. 2. Single rides at both the Jamaica and Howard Beach stations will cost just $4.25.
Visit construction.JFKAirport.com to learn more about the construction impacts.