NEWARK, N.J. (PIX11) – Low ceilings at Newark Liberty International Airport have led to more than 100 flight delays and cancellations on Monday, according to the airport's website.
Ground stops were called at both Newark and LaGuardia Airport, according to the FAA. Those have since been lifted, but delays are expected to continue at those airports, the agency said.
Travelers can track their flight status by checking out Newark Airport's tracker. It lists all flights arriving and departing, but can also be used to find specific flights.
A map that tracks air traffic and weather is also available on the airport's website.
Several major airlines also have their own flight trackers:
The airport has been dealing with sweeping delays and cancellations since last week due to a range of issues, including staffing shortages and equipment, the FAA said.
United Airlines canceled 35 round trips from Newark last week over mounting staffing issues.
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