An ultra-low-cost carrier that's struggling to survive confirmed it would pull its two nonstop routes from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in January 2026.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Delays are being reported at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport due to low staffing levels. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) reported a delay of around an hour due to staffing at Sky Harbor on Tuesday morning.

From the latest results in the 2025 Arizona election to a high-speed chase ending in a fiery crash at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, here's a look at some of your top headlines for the morning of November 5.

As of 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, the Phoenix-based airport was reporting over 80 flight delays among various airlines, according to the Sky Harbor website. The length of each delays varies from about 30 minutes to just over an hour.

Spirit Airlines plans to end its services at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport by January 8, 2026, amid broader schedule adjustments.

Officials with Spirit Airlines say they are adjusting their routes to “better align with our smaller operating fleet and focus on our strongest performing markets."

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport says the air conditioning system is back online following an outage at Terminal 4.

A man who pleaded guilty in the hot car death of his daughter in Marana last year was found dead after taking his own life in Phoenix, officials confirm.

A driver attempting to flee a traffic stop crashed a vehicle traveling over 90 mph at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

A year ago, Phoenix-area residents were sweltering in record October heat. Last month, they were dripping with rain. What happened?

MCSO said the incident happened at around 1 a.m. Sunday, near Terminal 3, after the vehicle sped away from deputies when they attempted to make a traffic stop.