PHL

About Philadelphia International

Philadelphia International Airport is a hub for American Airlines and a key gateway for the Northeast corridor. Its proximity to the Atlantic coastline means it experiences a full range of Northeast weather disruptions including nor'easters, fog, and summer convective storms. PHL has historically operated near capacity for its runway configuration, making it susceptible to volume-related delays when weather reduces its arrival rate even modestly.

Know Your Rights

UK261 & EU261 Passenger Rights

If your flight is delayed or cancelled due to an ATC issue or ground stop, you may be entitled to compensation, meals, and accommodation under UK or EU passenger rights law.