Simple Website For Utah Flyers To Avoid Newark Travel Chaos

Deciding to Fly

I have a meeting out of state that I am trying to get to. The way I narrow down options usually includes a lot of discussion with anyone who will listen. I considered a shuttle bus, driving myself, or even flying. After some time, I decided it would be easiest to fly and found some reasonable tickets.

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Newark Traffic Control Trouble

Today one of my kids that I had included in the decision announced authoritatively that if I was still considering options I had better not choose to fly because of the trouble they are having in Newark.

Tale of Two Interpretations

The story includes a 90 second black out that interrupted communication between air traffic control and the flights. Then the details seemed to split into two general directions depending on my source. One side painted a pretty solid disaster with airport system failure and traffic controller strikes. The other towed the line of regular maintenance and sweeping improvements under the watch of transportation secretary Sean Duffy.

It's not new to have opposing emotional positions on big issues while our current legislation continues with sweeping decisions but both sides are less than helpful as we try to carry on our regular lives.

Sorting Through it All

I know many of us rely on Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas as our hub for air travel so I thought I should share this nugget to help you avoid travel chaos.

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This very helpful site gives you general information about flight issues in Las Vegas. The site is provided by the FAA and is simple and straightforward. If you have booked flights and want to know about issues that might affect your travel this is a good source of updated information. You can also use it to get updates in other airports including Newark Liberty International Airport.