JACKSONVILLE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

The laid-back, counter-serve lunch spot known for its Peruvian-style sub sandwiches announced the news Thursday on its Facebook page.

If you book with a third-party like Expedia or Travelocity, it’s possible you could be charged for calling your airline directly to change a reservation.

An African Elephant, a rhino and two hippos touched down in Jacksonville Friday afternoon after a three-hour flight from Puerto Rico.

Thursday airport officials announced important information for people traveling in and out of JAX in the coming months , to make things as smooth as possible.

Officers with the Transportation Security Administration at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) made an interesting find recently.

A Cessna Citation jet skidded off a runway Friday night at the Jacksonville International Airport, a spokesperson for the airport told News4JAX.

Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida finally received some beneficial rainfall this weekend.

It was a scary scenario for travelers on board a Spirit Airlines flight on Wednesday as crew members and passengers used fire extinguishers to put out a small fire in an overhead bin.

A Spirit Airlines flight that was traveling from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport to Orlando International Airport had to make an emergency landing Wednesday afternoon at Jacksonville International Airport.

After a very warm February, some big weather changes are possible as we move into March.

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department is reporting to a traffic crash with a fuel spill on I-95 north, north of Max Legget Parkway. Anyone travelling to or from Jacksonville International Airport this Friday afternoon will face delays.

U.S. air travel returned mostly to normal Thursday, a day after a computer system that sends safety information to pilots broke down and grounded traffic from coast to coast.

Thousands of flights across the U.S. were canceled or delayed Wednesday after a government system that offers safety and other information to pilots broke down, stranding some planes on the ground for hours.

The cancellations of thousands of Southwest Airlines flights are leaving passengers stranded for days.

Canceled and delayed flights on Monday were causing headaches for some travelers, even as temperatures started to warm up in Jacksonville.

A battering winter storm has knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses across the United States.

A once-in-a-generation arctic blast is bringing snow, rain, ice, wind and frigid temperatures that are disrupting air travel plans nationwide and causing thousands of cancellations and delays.

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority on Wednesday officially opened a new military lounge at Jacksonville International Airport for active-duty service members.

Two separate drug trafficking cases in Jacksonville resulted in unexpected outcomes for the suspects involved.

Thousands of people are expected to fly out of Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) every day next week as Thanksgiving approaches.

The rainy season came to a quick end across the region in October, and we have moved into the typical drier pattern.

The plane landed just before 8 a.m. after being diverted to JAX.

A well-known resource for traveling military members and their families has closed at Jacksonville International Airport — abruptly.

Officials with the Jacksonville International Airport announced late Wednesday night that all flights out of JAX airport Thursday have been canceled.

Officials with the Jacksonville International Airport announced late Wednesday night that all flights out of JAX airport Thursday have been canceled.

Here’s a look at how tourists can best cope in terms of air travel, evacuation shelters and park closures.

The Jacksonville International Airport is expecting over 10,000 passengers to travel through the airport ahead of Labor Day weekend.

There’s a new tool for flyers.

The head of the Transportation Security Administration at Jacksonville International Airport weighed in Thursday on an influx of guns being found in carry-on luggage.

The Transportation Security Administration announced Wednesday that in the first six months of the year, it has detected more than 3,000 guns at checkpoints nationwide.

Hundreds of locals show their Positively JAX spirit and donate to the USO on Flag Day.

A man who investigators said was stopped by authorities while leaving the Jacksonville International Airport and found with 55 pounds of marijuana in his SUV has pleaded guilty to trafficking charges, court records show.

Breeze Airways is adding a new nonstop route from Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) to New York City’s Westchester Airport (HPN), just north of Manhattan, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority announced Thursday.

Travel delays from the weekend continue Monday morning—and will impact some travelers planning to fly in and out of Jacksonville International Airport.

Startup discount carrier Breeze Airways said Tuesday it will add 35 routes from 10 more cities and will be the newest carrier at Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) with new, nonstop service to seven cities.

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A Delta jetliner coming into Jacksonville International Airport landed safely Wednesday morning after a mechanical problem was reported, according to the Jacksonville Aviation Authority.

A jetliner that had just taken off from the Jacksonville International Airport on Monday was forced to turn around and make an emergency landing.

After a cold few weeks, we are heading into yet another cold weekend.

A total of 42 guns were confiscated at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints at Jacksonville International Airport last year, according to TSA.

The winds will continue to whip out of the southwest today at 20-30 mph with gusts 40+ mph.

Strong winds knocked out power for hundreds in Northeast Florida on Sunday while Georgians were warned against nonessential travel due to the potential for icy conditions.

Flight cancellations, delays, and disruptions are soaring in airports across the country, including Jacksonville, as a result of bad weather and employee sick-outs due to COVID-19.

Flying home from Jacksonville International Airport hasn’t been an easy feat for many this New Year’s Day.

Citing a “nationwide spike in Omicron cases,” United Airlines on Thursday announced it is canceling some of its Christmas Eve flights.

The Jacksonville International Airport will have 30 decorated Christmas trees, benefiting Dreams Come True, for travelers to look at.

A man who was pulled over by the Florida Highway Patrol for speeding near the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday was found with 60 pounds of marijuana inside his rental car, FHP said.

Long lines and crowds were expected at Jacksonville International Airport on Sunday, but early in the day there wasn’t much of a rush as expected.

Long lines and crowds of people are expected at Jacksonville International Airport on Sunday following the Thanksgiving weekend.

Allegiant this week begins nonstop service from Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) to Nashville and the Washington, D.C., area.

Monday morning saw lows drop to 40° at Jacksonville International Airport. Super clear skies will allow for evening temperatures to drop and fast. From the 70s to the 50s before 8pm.

Frontier Airlines on Monday began nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) to San Juan, Puerto Rico.

It’s been a long time coming, a minor chill down.

A crash involving a tractor-trailer on Interstate 95 near Jacksonville International Airport slowed traffic on a rainy Sunday morning.

Traveling out of Jacksonville International Airport?  Maybe plan to get there a little early and immerse yourself in art.  The Jacksonville Artist’s Guild have an exhibition of various art mediums with a focus on all things Jacksonville called Art-iFacts.  Whether you’re a native or a visitor, there is plenty of creativity and history available for all to take in.  Rance met up with Cookie Davis, one of the founding members of the Guild, to learn how this exhibition was able to take flight.

Allegiant on Tuesday announced a new nonstop service from Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) to two new destinations: Nashville, Tenn. and Washington, D.C. beginning in November, a release said.

The Federal Aviation Administration on Tuesday afternoon lifted a Southwest Airlines ground stop that was issued after the company had a technology-related issue for the second straight day.

Starting Sept. 8, you will be able to fly non-stop flights between Jacksonville International Airport to Austin’s Bergstrom International Airport.

The man who got punched several times by an unruly airline passenger Friday night is now telling his story.

An airplane passenger at Jacksonville International Airport who was arrested Friday punched another passenger several times and slapped away the hand of an off-duty police officer, according to an arrest report obtained by News4Jax on Sunday.

A Delta plane arriving from Atlanta was held on the tarmac away from the JAX terminal for over three hours due to a security incident.

Police at the Jacksonville International Airport confirmed Friday that an airplane passenger was arrested and the FBI is investigating the incident.

Dry lawn? Yep!

As the COVID-19 pandemic spread, so too did the restrictions that limited Americans’ ability to fly.

Now that more people are getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and going back out, the demand for rideshares is up.

About 100 members of the Florida National Guard returned home Wednesday to their loved ones as the 202nd Red Horse Squadron flew in to Jacksonville International Airport.

As air travel starts to increase, employers at the airport are looking for help. The upcoming event to fill open positions.

When the Drug Enforcement Administration suspected there was some marijuana in luggage on a flight arriving at Jacksonville International Airport, they called on Nassau County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Xena to help.

Silver Airways will offer nonstop flights between Jacksonville and New Orleans starting June 3, the airline announced Tuesday.

You’ll want a light jacket through the weekend.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – JetBlue Airways will offer nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport, starting March 25. JetBlue will offer daily nonstop service to LAX on a 162-seat Airbus A320, departing JAX at 5 p.m. and arriving at LAX at 7:49 p.m. PST. “Not only is Los Angeles one of our largest unserved destinations, we are one of theirs as well. This is a huge win.”This is JetBlue’s first daily nonstop service from JAX since a flight to Newark was added last July. For fares, reservations, comprehensive flight schedules and more information, visit www.jetblue.com.

Those temperatures will continue to slide overnight into the sunrise hours on Thursday. Although there were numerous severe thunderstorm warnings and tornado warnings, only reported damage was from some trees that came down in Columbia County. Afternoon highs, even under super blue skies, will be challenged to get much above 55°. Including Friday morning, where inland sunrise temperatures will start in the 30s, there may be some freezing temperatures. Saturday will be the best day of the weekend, with afternoon highs back into the 60s.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Silver Airways will offer nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport in South Carolina, the Jacksonville Aviation Authority announced Wednesday. Beginning March 19, the Silver flights will operate on Mondays and Fridays on a 47-seat ATR 42 aircraft. Silver will depart JAX around 9:35 a.m. and arrive at GSP about 11:10 a.m., while flights will depart GSP about 11:50 a.m. and arrive at JAX around 1:25 p.m.“We welcome Silver’s continued growth in Northeast Florida,” JAA CEO Mark VanLoh said. “As their route map expands at JAX, it offers an opportunity to connect our community to other markets in Florida and the Southeast.”Silver recently returned to Jacksonville in December after a three-year absence and also offers nonstop service to Fort Lauderdale and Tampa. For more information, visit www.silverairways.com.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The federal air traffic control center in Hilliard that controls air space throughout North Florida and South Georgia closed Wednesday -- the second time the center has closed this year. Several flights in and out of Jacksonville International Airport were delayed anywhere from a few minutes to 3 ½ hours. The FAA JAX Center in Hilliard is temporarily closing this afternoon into the evening which may cause extensive delays and/or cancellations. According to George Winterling, retired News4Jax Weather Authority chief meteorologist, the air traffic control center first opened in December 1941 at Imeson Field -- also known as Jacksonville Imeson Airport. In February 1961, the air traffic control center moved to Hilliard.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A day after someone at the Jacksonville Air Traffic Control Center in Hilliard tested positive for COVID-19, News4Jax learned the center closed Monday evening for cleaning. A tweet from Jacksonville International Airport warned passengers that the closure “may cause extensive delays and/or cancellations. So this is a historic event.”A spokesperson for the FAA said the Hilliard facility covers flights from the panhandle to Jacksonville, Orlando, and Tampa. According to George Winterling, retired News4Jax Weather Authority chief meteorologist, the air traffic control center first opened in December 1941 at Imeson Field -- also known as Jacksonville Imeson Airport. In February 1961, the air traffic control center moved to Hilliard.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – During what is normally a hallmark travel time, Jacksonville International Airport was noticeably quiet and emptier than is typical for the day before Christmas Eve. @wjxt4 pic.twitter.com/MDxwycAacd — WJXT Ashley Harding (@WJXTAshleyH) December 23, 2020Wednesday was expected to be the busiest day for travel to holiday destinations, but analysts are expecting the vast majority of travelers will stay home for the holidays. RELATED: US holiday travel surges despite outbreakIt’s due mostly to the COVID-19 pandemic and CDC warnings to avoid flying. However, some passengers at JAX said today that life has to continue, even during a pandemic. If you are flying the CDC recommends booking your ticket for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, or News Years Day to avoid high-volume times.

FILE - In this Oct. 18, 2019, file photo a JetBlue Airways flight flies into Salt Lake City International Airport in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – JetBlue Airways will offer nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport to Los Angeles International Airport and Raleigh-Durham International Airport, the airline announced Thursday. The return flight will depart Los Angeles at 8 a.m. PST, arriving in Jacksonville at 3:33 p.m. EST. Flights to RDU will depart JAX at 12:50 p.m. EST and arrive at approximately 2:15 p.m. EST. “We look forward to their service connecting our two wonderful communities.”Thursday’s announcement comes after JetBlue started new nonstop flights from Jacksonville to Newark in July.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Beginning March 11, Southwest Airlines will begin offering nonstop flights from Jacksonville International Airport to St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Daily flights to St. Louis will depart JAX at 1:35 p.m. EST and arrive at approximately 2:55 p.m. CST. Daily flights to JAX will depart Washington D.C. at 1:55 p.m. EST and arrive at 4:00 p.m. EST. Flights will depart JAX at 3:00 p.m. EST and arrive in Washington D.C. at 4:55 p.m. EST. Starting flight schedules to St. Louis and Washington D.C. will vary on Saturdays and arrival/departure times will change mid-April, according to a news release.

Mooris lives in Live Oak and had just gotten off a plane from Pittsburgh when he spoke with News4Jax. RELATED: CDC pleads with Americans to avoid Thanksgiving travelAccording to the Jacksonville Aviation Authority, thousands of people are traveling throughout JIA. He said that right now, Florida has four to six weeks to plan, as it’s already happening in northern states. Also, the state’s COVID-19 testing site at the Regency Square Mall will be closed on Thanksgiving. If you hope to be tested for COVID-19 this week, make sure the site you plan on going to is open ahead of time.

AAA released its annual Thanksgiving travel report and said 2.4 million people will be hitting the skies for this holiday. UF Health Jacksonville’s Director of Infectious disease, Chad Neilsen, told News4Jax it is important to be prepared to travel with other people during a pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released new guidance that says a double layer mask could help not only stop the spread of COVID-19, but protect the person wearing it. Neilsen said a double layer mask is exactly how it sounds it’s two pieces of fabric. “Start limiting certain events that could be risky so particularly college students, stop going to bars, stop going to restaurants so that way you’re limiting your risk of bringing it home,” Neilsen said.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Southwest Airlines flight bound for Providence, Rhode Island, made an emergency landing Friday at Jacksonville International Airport over concerns about a mechanical issue, the airline said. Southwest flight 162 took off from Orlando International Airport shortly after 8 a.m., according to Flight Aware. The flight was diverted to Jacksonville after the pilot noticed an instrument reading in a gauge that monitors the aircraft’s backup hydraulics systems, a Southwest spokesman told News4Jax. The Boeing 737, which was carrying 23 passengers and five crew members, landed safely in Jacksonville about 9 a.m., so mechanics could inspect the aircraft, the spokesman said. Flight Aware shows the flight was scheduled to depart Jacksonville for Providence about 10:40 a.m.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eta is bringing heavy squalls with tropical-storm-force winds onshore as it tracks northeast across Northeast Florida. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday expanded a state of emergency and asked President Donald Trump for a federal emergency declaration as Tropical Storm Eta prepared to make landfall Thursday. It will be a weak tropical storm or possibly even a depression as it moves across Northeast Florida. About 5 p.m., Clay County District Schools announced all schools and offices within the district will be closed on Thursday, and all after-school activities will be canceled. The Bradford County School District said it is closing schools Thursday due to Eta.

We all have our routines with holiday travel. But the COVID-19 pandemic means you’ll see some changes you might not expect at Jacksonville International Airport. You’ll need all the regular items like a picture ID and a boarding pass, but you’ll also need a mask. In April, JAA dramatically reduced on-airport parking rates in the daily and hourly garages and the daily surface lot. Parking location Daily Rate Hourly Garage $10 Daily Garage $10 Daily Surface Lot $7 Economy Lot No.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Officials at Jacksonville’s' airport are hoping a recent increase in air travel will continue through the holiday season. Airlines are anticipating a spike in travel as early as next month. Earlier this week, Transportation Security Administration officials announced more than 1 million Americans traveled in one day for the first time since the pandemic began. Airport officials are counting on holiday travel to generate more revenue for airlines and the airport. The $200 million project to construct an additional concourse at the airport remains on hold.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday night said a man has been arrested and charged after a woman was shot to death at the Amazon Fulfillment Center near Jacksonville International Airport. The Sheriff’s Office said Daisean Thomas Biffle, 22, is charged with second-degree murder. Investigators said that after the woman was shot, Tuesday night he turned the gun and tried to kill himself. We are working closely with the Sheriff as they investigate.”JSO records show police have responded to the Amazon center on Pecan Park Road 182 times since the beginning of the year. On June 29, a 20-year-old man was killed while standing in a line outside waiting to apply for a job.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 22-year-old Amazon employee was shot and killed Tuesday evening at an Amazon Fulfillment Center near Jacksonville International Airport and a man also shot is hospitalized. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office responded to the facility Tuesday night where deputies found the woman dead at the scene and the man injured. Police said the shooting appeared to be an isolated, domestic incident. In late June, there was a targeted shooting outside the same Amazon facility that left one person killed and two others slightly wounded. A 20-year-old man who was fatally shot while waiting in line outside the Amazon warehouse to apply for a job.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A massive Amazon Fulfillment Center near Jacksonville International Airport remained closed Wednesday, the day after a 22-year-old woman was shot and killed and a man, also shot, was hospitalized. Police responded to 911 calls from the facility about 7:30 p.m. Officers found the woman dead at the scene and the man injured. It was a frightening scene for Amazon employees and their loved ones. Amazon is offering counseling and support to the 2,000 employees who work at the center. We are working closely with the Sheriff as they investigate.”JSO records show police have responded to the Amazon center on Pecan Park Road 182 times since the beginning of the year.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Transportation Security Administration officers found three times as many guns at airports this July than the same month last year. TSA says the rate is particularly surprising since there were about 75% fewer passengers in July 2020 over the previous years volume. In July 2019, TSA reported finding 5.1 guns per million people screened. This July, TSA officers detected 15.3 guns per million people screened. So far this year, 20 guns have been intercepted at Jacksonville International Airport including one on Wednesday and one on Thursday.

For example, at Jacksonville International Airport, the restaurants took a big hit. Now, they could lose their jobs permanently, as travel has not picked back up in recent months. In March, the company furloughed bartenders, waitstaff, supervisors, management and many others. The letter says if travel does not improve in two months (by Oct. 15), those 190 furloughed employees will be let go permanently. HMSHost has been providing furloughed employees with benefits and allowed them to take paid time off.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two people died after an tree fell on an SUV on the Northside just before noon Thursday, Jacksonville Fire and Rescue confirmed. The oak tree fell across the road, striking the car mid-drive. The West Nassau High School athletic director told News4Jax that Carrie Higginbotham, a math teacher at the school, died in the crash. She said that the 37-year-old’s father was also in the SUV and died. The high school posted on Facebook:Drivers following behind the car say they were horrified.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. As we head into a very stormy finish to the work week (and into the Fourth of July weekend), afternoon temperatures on Tuesday were in the low to mid 90s, feel-like temperatures were 102-106. Mother nature did her part in cooling things down, as a round of afternoon storms moved across Duval/Clay and St. Johns counties. Here are some of the wind reports as gathered by the National Weather Service office at Jacksonville International Airport.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Plexiglass barriers have been installed at ticket counters, information desks and gate areas at the Jacksonville International Airport. The barriers are designed to protect passengers, airline and airport employees. To help mitigate the spread of #COVID19, protective Plexiglas barriers have been installed at ticketing, information desks and gate areas. As you make your way through the airport, please do your part to keep 6ft apart from other passengers at check-in, TSA security checkpoint, restaurants, shops, and gate areas. #JAXAirportCaresLearn more at https://t.co/nDLS4HUuVf pic.twitter.com/YOSfk0oqAu — JAXairport (@JAXairport) June 24, 2020To learn more about what the airport is doing to protect passengers amid the coronavirus pandemic, click here.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Three Transportation Safety Authority officers at Jacksonville International Airport are among 763 across the country who have tested positive for COVID-19, the agency announced Thursday. According to TSA, the three employees at JAX tested positive during staff screening and their last day actively working at the checkpoints was June 16. TSA reported 90 confirmed cases in TSA screening officers at 10 airports across Florida. The TSA told News4Jax it had been taking steps to prevent any further spread, including social distancing from passengers, giving verbal advisements and making sure passengers are social distancing. For the past several months, TSA officers have been wearing masks and gloves.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Three Transportation Safety Authority officers at Jacksonville International Airport are among 763 across the country who have tested positive for COVID-19, the agency announced Thursday. According to TSA, the three employees at JAX tested positive during staff screening and their last day actively working at the checkpoints was June 16. TSA reported 90 confirmed cases in TSA screening officers at 10 airports across Florida. The TSA told News4Jax it had been taking steps to prevent any further spread, including social distancing from passengers, giving verbal advisements and making sure passengers are social distancing. For the past several months, TSA officers have been wearing masks and gloves.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. A gun was intercepted by security at Jacksonville International Airport over the weekend. The gun found Saturday was one of six firearms confiscated in six days at airports throughout Florida, according to the Transportation Security Administration. Thats why the agency is reminding travelers to pay attention to whats inside their luggage and pockets, so they can move safely through security checkpoints without stopping for extra searches. If a gun is brought to the TSA screening checkpoint, the passenger will be interviewed by police and may be going to jail instead of to their desired destination, a TSA spokesperson said. TSA officers have intercepted 141 guns throughout Florida this year, including 12 in Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Since the coronavirus pandemic hit, passenger traffic at Jacksonville International Airport dropped a whopping 95%. That put the brakes on plans for major airport expansion. It would have allowed new flights to land and take off at JAX, increase passenger traffic and even include flights to Europe. So, thats going to be a tough act to follow. Passenger traffic picked up a bit in mid-May with 10,305 passengers between May 17-23.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Aviation Authority launched a new program aimed at protecting the health and safety of passengers traveling through Jacksonville International Airport ahead of the summer travel season. The new initiative, called JAX Airport Cares means travelers should expect to see changes if they head to the airport. Mandatory temperature checks for JAA employees: JAA employees are required to have temperature screening conducted prior to starting work shifts. "Keep possession of your boarding pass. Place the boarding pass over the scanner, then show your boarding pass and ID to the TSA officer, said Brian Cahill, Transportation Security Administration federal security director for northern Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. A low pressure off of the coastline of Florida is dragging waves of rainfall up through our area, especially along the coastal counties. Three inches of rainfall reported on Watson Road in St. Augustine Shores, resulting in minor flooding on US 1. Additional rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible this afternoon and the heaviest rain will move up the coast. Flooding is ongoing or expected to begin in the warning area. Some locations that will experience flooding include Palm Coast, Bunnell, Saint Augustine Beach, Marineland, Crescent Beach, Butler Beach, St. Augustine Shores, Dupont Center and Espanola.