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American Airlines is cutting more than 1,800 domestic flights from Philadelphia International Airport’s September and October schedules.

More than 1,800 American Airlines domestic flights have been cut from Philadelphia International Airport’s September and October schedules in recent weeks as labor shortages coincide with rising demand for travel, reports the Philadelphia Business Journal.

An American man traveling home from the Dominican Republic was carrying more than 900 erectile dysfunction pills at Philadelphia International Airport, officials said.

Budget carrier Frontier Airlines will launch six new nonstop routes to domestic destinations out of Philadelphia International Airport this spring as the company continues to flesh out its local offerings. The new routes will connect PHL to Chicago Midway (MDW), Kansas City (MCI), Cincinnati (CVG), Boston (BOS), Cleveland (CLE) and San Antonio (SAT)

Frontier Airlines will launch six new nonstop routes to domestic destinations out of Philadelphia International Airport in spring 2022 as the company continues to add to its PHL local offerings. Flights to Boston start at just $29.

Flights with Afghan refugees continue to land at Philadelphia International Airport. Politicians got a first hand look at the operation which could last for weeks. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the details.

Another seven airplanes carrying hundreds of Afghan refugees are expected to arrive at Philadelphia International Airport on Tuesday before going to a New Jersey military base while awaiting longterm settlement in the United States, Mayor Jim Kenney said.

Philadelphia has been chosen as a place to transport and house refugees who have fled the country following the Taliban’s takeover. NBC10’s Cydney Long, takes a look at the next steps once refugees arrive in our region.

Afghan refugees fleeing the Taliban arrived in Philadelphia on Saturday. NBC10’s Katy Zachry reports.

Refugees fleeing the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan arrived in Philadelphia Saturday, and they could spend at least their first few days in the United States at a New Jersey military base.

Hundreds of people who fled Afghanistan are arriving in Philadelphia very soon, officials and immigration advocates said Friday. NBC10 reporter Cydney Long has the details.

Afghan refugees are expected to arrive at the Philadelphia International Airport soon. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports on details.

Philadelphia International Airport will be the second airport in the nation to welcome evacuees from Afghanistan. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke to a U.S. Army Specialist from Philadelphia who recently returned from Afghanistan and is hoping for the safe return of his friends.

Philadelphia International Airport will be the second airport in the nation to receive evacuees from Afghanistan, a spokesperson with the Mayor’s Office confirmed with NBC10.

While more people are staying home this Thanksgiving due to the coronavirus pandemic, some are still traveling for the holiday. NBC10’s Drew Smith checked on conditions at Philadelphia International Airport.

At least one person was killed in a multi-vehicle crash on I-95 southbound in Tinicum Township near Philadelphia International Airport. Southbound lanes were closed at the crash scene.

An investigation is underway after a driver was shot and killed on Interstate 95 in Tinicum Township, Pennsylvania, during the Monday evening drive.

About 100 homeless people have taken shelter at the desolate Philadelphia International Airport amid the coronavirus pandemic. The temporary encampment has caused concerns among employees and travelers however.

With the coronavirus pandemic weighing on their minds, some people experiencing homelessness have found a safe space in Philadelphia International Airport’s baggage claim. But the facility is not designed to care for these individuals and now the city is working to find a better solution. NBC10’s Wendy Saltzman reports.

Philadelphia International Airport is nearly empty due to nationwide restrictions and advice from experts for people not to travel amid the coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Matt DeLucia takes a look at the current conditions of PHL and checks on the safety measures taken for the people who still absolutely need to fly.