Monday was expected to be among the busiest travel days as many return home after Fourth of July
Airport officials estimated about 93,000 passengers would fly in and out of PHL on Monday. But weather conditions in other parts of the country impacted the schedule.
Despite the storm, many travelers told Action News their journeys have been surprisingly smooth.
The agency has more than 90,000 tons of salt ready for storms like this one. Rudolph warned drivers to be cautious.
AAA says this year is shaping up to be the busiest holiday travel season in 24 years, with 1.4 million people in the Philadelphia region expected to travel for Christmas.
Passengers filled terminals as families, couples, and solo travelers headed out for end-of-year trips.