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Published: September 6, 2007
More delays seen
Airlines take steps to try to ease crunch at airports, arrivals.
By Ja’Rena Lunsford
The year barely had started when the airline industry predicted 2007 would have more flight delays than the year before — and now nine months into the year, that prediction has become a fact.

Airlines' on-time performance rate for the year is 72.23 percent, a 5.19 percent decrease from this time last year, according to figures recently released by Bureau of Transportation Statistics . The nation's largest carriers r...

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