US Air Investigated for Tarmac Delays
Caused by a snowstorm
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte-Douglas Airport and US Airways are under investigation.
A report released found 34 tarmac delays involving US Airways flights leaving or arriving in Charlotte.
The delays were caused by a snowstorm in February.
A Channel 9 viewer said her plane sat on the tarmac for at least three hours as planes were de-iced and moved to different gates.
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