AcquaBlu Transportation

Winter storms continue to disrupt air travel across the United States, affecting flights into and out of Detroit Metro Airport. On Wednesday, more than 7,600 flights were delayed and canceled at airports across the country, including at least 1,695 cancellations and 5,983 delays within, into or out of the U.S., according to FlightAware.

If you're planning to use Acqua Blu, our reliable airport shuttle service, we recommend checking with your airline before heading to the airport to ensure your flight is still scheduled to depart as planned. Our experienced drivers are well-equipped to navigate through winter weather conditions and will get you to the airport safely and on time. Stay safe and warm, and we hope to see you soon!

💥BIG NEWS for Michigan airports! Bishop Int'l, Detroit Wayne County, and Gerald R. Ford Int'l airports will receive $62M from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. Bishop Int'l will receive $3.5M to replace its leaky roof and the other two airports will upgrade their facilities to better serve the 33.3 million passengers who use them every year. The best part? These upgrades won't cost Michigan taxpayers a dime, they're funded by long-term savings and federal grants. Get ready for a better traveling experience!

travelers beware! Detroit Metro Airport has seen a 900% increase in vehicle thefts from 2021 to 2022.

If you're planning on leaving your car at the airport, be extra cautious and take steps to protect your vehicle. The airport is taking action to address the problem, but you can take action now. Leave your vehicle home and ride stress-free with AcquaBlu Transportation

Update on the major flight delays happening across the US today: The FAA implemented a nationwide ground stop due to a computer issue, causing over 9,600 flights to be delayed and over 1,300 to be canceled. This is the first national grounding of flights in about two decades and it's causing major disruptions for major carriers like Southwest, United, Delta, and American Airlines.

The FAA is currently investigating the cause of the issue and working to fix it, but they assure us that they expect normal operations to return by Thursday.

Stay updated and check with your airlines for the latest flight information.