Travel resumes at Chicago airports

Stranded passengers head home

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By ABC7

Thursday, February 7, 2008

CHICAGO Aviation Department spokeswoman Karen Pride says ticketing and security lines are long this morning at O'Hare. But she says they're moving and conditions are "much improved" from yesterday.

So far, there are no delays reported at O'Hare or across town at Midway International Airport.

About 80 flights have been canceled this morning at O'Hare.

The storm system dumped about a foot of snow in some portions of Chicago's north and northwest suburbs.

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