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CBS News
7 days ago
- CBS News
Port Authority Bus Terminal crash injures more than 2 dozen in Manhattan, FDNY says
Dozens of people were hurt in a bus crash Thursday morning at Port Authority Bus Terminal on Manhattan's West Side in New York City. The crash happened at around 8:50 a.m. at 41st Street and Dyer Avenue. The FDNY said at least 29 people suffered minor injuries. At this point, it's unclear how many buses were involved or what caused the crash. Port Authority Bus Terminal stretches from 40th to 42nd streets on Eighth and Ninth avenues. It's the largest bus station in the country and busiest in the world, according to Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Check back soon for the latest updates on this developing story.
Daily Mail
19-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Delta flight sparks travel chaos and a ground stop after landing at JFK
A technical fault on board an incoming Delta flight has caused travel chaos at New York City 's busiest airport. The incoming flight from Rome triggered a ground stop and closed runways at John F. Kennedy Airport on Friday afternoon. The jet sparked panic after coming in to land with faulty hydraulics, per information from the Federal Aviation Administration. 'Delta Air Lines Flight 183 landed safely at John F. Kennedy International Airport around 1.30pm local time on Friday, July 18, after the crew reported a hydraulic issue,' the FAA said. Flight crew on the Airbus A330-300 with 266 customers onboard reported a hydraulic system issue, a Delta spokesperson told The crew declared an emergency to receive priority handling from Air Traffic Control and landed safely. The runway was temporarily closed during the incident, and passengers were able to disembark from the plane, according to CBS News New York. The aircraft was towed to its arrival gate where customers deplaned and is being evaluated by maintenance teams. 'Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people, and that's why our flight crew and JFK team followed standard procedures to bring this aircraft safely to its arrival gate,' a Delta spokesperson said. The Port Authority told the local news station that there was 'minimal impact' on overall airport activity, and the ground stop was lifted around 2.30pm. 'Operations are normal after the FAA briefly slowed arrivals and departures at the airport because the aircraft was disabled on the runway,' the FAA said. It comes as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey — the agency that oversees airports and bridges around the city — is urging flyers to take the train if they're heading to JFK this summer. 'We are once again asking travelers to leave their cars at home and take public transit to the airport,' Kevin O'Toole, the agency's chairman, said. 'Yes, there will be some temporary inconvenience. But it's all part of building an airport our region can be proud of — for decades to come.' JFK, New York's busiest airport, is in the middle of a $19 billion overhaul that will stretch through the summer. Port Authority says the project is about to hit a 'peak.' At the same time, the agency is also expecting record-setting crowds during popular travel months.
Daily Mail
18-07-2025
- Daily Mail
Delta flight sparks travel chaos and a ground stop at JFK
A technical fault on board an incoming Delta flight has caused travel chaos at New York City 's busiest airport. The incoming flight from Rome triggered a ground stop and closed runways at John F. Kennedy Airport on Friday afternoon. The jet sparked panic after coming in to land with faulty hydraulics, per information from the Federal Aviation Administration. 'Delta Air Lines Flight 183 landed safely at John F. Kennedy International Airport around 1.30pm local time on Friday, July 18, after the crew reported a hydraulic issue ,' the FAA said. The runway was temporarily closed during the incident, and passengers were able to disembark from the plane, according to CBS News New York. The aircraft was towed to its arrival gate where customers deplaned and is being evaluated by maintenance teams. 'Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people, and that's why our flight crew and JFK team followed standard procedures to bring this aircraft safely to its arrival gate,' a Delta spokesperson said. The Port Authority told the local news station that there was 'minimal impact' on overall airport activity, and the ground stop was lifted around 2.30pm. 'Operations are normal after the FAA briefly slowed arrivals and departures at the airport because the aircraft was disabled on the runway,' the FAA said. It comes as the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey — the agency that oversees airports and bridges around the city — is urging flyers to take the train if they're heading to JFK this summer. 'We are once again asking travelers to leave their cars at home and take public transit to the airport,' Kevin O'Toole, the agency's chairman, said. 'Yes, there will be some temporary inconvenience. But it's all part of building an airport our region can be proud of — for decades to come.' JFK, New York's busiest airport, is in the middle of a $19 billion overhaul that will stretch through the summer. Port Authority says the project is about to hit a 'peak.' At the same time, the agency is also expecting record-setting crowds during popular travel months.
Daily Mail
18-07-2025
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Delta flight sparks travel chaos and a ground stop after landing at JFK
A Delta flight caused travel chaos at New York City 's John F. Kennedy Airport on Friday afternoon. The incoming flight from Rome triggered a ground stop and closed runways after landing with faulty hydraulics, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. 'Delta Air Lines Flight 183 landed safely at John F. Kennedy International Airport around 1.30pm local time on Friday, July 18, after the crew reported a hydraulic issue,' the FAA said. Flight crew on the Airbus A330-300 with 266 customers onboard reported a hydraulic system issue, a Delta spokesperson told The crew declared an emergency to receive priority handling from Air Traffic Control and landed safely. The runway was temporarily closed during the incident, and passengers were able to disembark from the plane, according to CBS News New York. The aircraft was towed to its arrival gate where customers deplaned and is being evaluated by maintenance teams. 'Nothing is more important than the safety of our customers and people, and that's why our flight crew and JFK team followed standard procedures to bring this aircraft safely to its arrival gate,' a Delta spokesperson said. The Port Authority told the local news station that there was 'minimal impact' on overall airport activity, and the ground stop was lifted around 2.30pm. 'Operations are normal after the FAA briefly slowed arrivals and departures at the airport because the aircraft was disabled on the runway,' the FAA said. This is a developing story.
CBS News
18-07-2025
- Climate
- CBS News
JFK airport has brief ground stop Friday due to plane with hydraulic issue
There was a ground stop at John F. Kennedy International Airport Friday as an inbound plane experienced an issue with its hydraulics. According to the FAA, Delta Flight 183 from Rome landed safely at JFK at around 1:30 p.m. after the crew reported the issue. There were no injuries and passengers have since left the plane. The runway was temporarily closed during the incident, but has since reopened. Other runways continued to function as normal, and the Port Authority said there was "minimal impact" to overall activity at the airport. The ground stop was in effect until about 2:30 p.m. The FAA is investigating the incident. You can check the current status of flights at JFK here.
