MCI moving flights back an hour ... seems like things are starting to break starting with LGA & ATC

[uponit7771]

MCI moving flight back an hour ... seems like things are starting to break starting with ATC

Flights are starting to back up in smaller ports so LGA back up is starting to ripple beyond NY.

ATC = air traffic control, my understanding there's little to no redundancy in those positions ... which is crazy in and of itself.

[euphorb]

1. Please spell out your acronyms and abbreviations so we know what in the world you are talking about.

[obamanut2012]

2. It is apparent it is an airport code -- just Google

It is Kansas City.

It is all over the news, it is obvious what the OP is talking about.

[haele]

4. Airports - MCI is Kansas City.

LGA is La Guardia, New York. Not sure what ATC is, but ATL is Atlanta.

I'm thinking he's saying flights out at the major airports are starting to back up.

SAN - San Diego - shows all departures and arrivals on time so far, but it looks like there's been a few flights to major airports here and there made unavailable (about five), which may be normal on a Friday.

Haele

[912gdm]

5. air traffic control?

[Hekate]

6. I think ATC is Air Traffic Controllers. They were already working 60 hour weeks before Trump's folly

That's where it's all really going to break down.

[obamanut2012]

3. Ripple Effect on medium and smaller airports, too

[uponit7771]

7. +1, I thought MCI was immune I'm think ATL, DFW, ORD, LAX and MIA before end of week