Ground stop at Atlanta airport adds to delays, cancellations Saturday
Storms and FAA flight reductions caused more than 530 delays and 130 cancellations at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on Saturday.
1,000+ flights canceled as FAA reduces traffic in shutdown
More than 1,000 U.S. flights were canceled for a second straight day on Saturday as the Federal Aviation Administration continued to reduce air traffic amid the ongoing government shutdown.
Tracking delays, cancellations at Atlanta airport as FAA reductions begin
Planes remain a common sight above Atlanta, but the FAA’s slowdown means fewer flights as the political impasse in Washington disrupts the nation’s air system.
FAA airspace closures: How each airline is responding
Several airlines are offering the option to rebook or issue a refund for customers whose flights are impacted by the reductions.
FAA cuts flights amid shutdown strain: How it will impact Atlanta's airport
FAA to cut 10% of flights at 40 major airports, including Atlanta, starting Friday amid staffing strain.
New details reveal timeline of security breach at Atlanta airport
Police reports and 911 calls reveal new details about the Oct. 30 security breach at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, showing the suspect reached the X-ray machines before being tackled by a bystander.
Delta to cut some flights under FAA plan, offering flexibility for flyers
Delta Air Lines will comply with an FAA order to cut flights at 40 major U.S. airports starting Friday, likely including Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson, while offering flexible options for travelers affected by the reductions.
What are the busiest airports in the US?
On Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced its plans to reduce air traffic at 40 of the country's "high-volume" markets by 10% beginning Friday, according to The Associated Press.
Aviation attorney on UPS plane crash: 'Clearly, something was amiss'
Federal investigators are probing what caused a UPS cargo jet to crash and explode near Louisville, killing at least nine.
FAA cuts flights amid shutdown — What to do if yours is delayed or canceled
The Federal Aviation Administration will reduce air traffic by 10% in 40 major markets starting Friday as unpaid air traffic controllers continue to call out.
FAA reducing air traffic by 10% amid ongoing government shutdown
The reduction was prompted due to staffing shortage amid the ongoing government shutdown.
$82M Lenox Boardwalk project to transform Buckhead for cyclists, pedestirans
The $82 million Lenox Boardwalk project aims to make Buckhead more walkable and bikeable.
Atlanta airport seeing delays, cancellations on Monday amid shutdown
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is reporting increased delays and cancellations as the government shutdown continues, though officials say staffing shortages elsewhere — not in Atlanta — are to blame.
Atlanta sees ripple delays amid worsening air traffic controller shortages
FAA staffing shortages during the 32-day government shutdown caused more than 3,800 flight delays nationwide Sunday.
Delta to resume Tel Aviv flights from Atlanta and Boston in 2026
Delta will resume nonstop flights to Tel Aviv from Atlanta and Boston in 2026.
Man trying to break through Atlanta airport checkpoint stopped
A man was arrested Thursday morning after trying to get past security at the world’s busiest airport, police said.
Atlanta airport threat suspect to remain behind bars for now
Judge John Larkins ruled Billy Cagle will remain in federal custody, citing risk to public safety.
Atlanta air traffic controllers feeling strain from government shutdown
Some air traffic controllers in Atlanta spent part of their Tuesday educating flyers about how the shutdown is affecting them just one day after the federal employees missed their first full paycheck.
Delta announces new flight between Atlanta and Saudi Arabia
Delta Air Lines will launch direct flights from Atlanta to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in October 2026 as part of a major international expansion.
Atlanta airport threat federal case faces up hill battle, expert explains
A federal judge will decide Wednesday whether a Cartersville man accused of threatening to “shoot up” the Atlanta airport should remain behind bars.