Flights cancelled in and out of US
Hurricane Dorian has caused more than 1,300 flights to be cancelled within, as well as into and out of, the US.
The flight tracking site FlightAware says the unusually high amount of cancellations on Monday were due mostly to the ferocious storm.
At least another 1,000 cancellations are expected Tuesday, with at least half due to the closure of the Orlando International Airport, scheduled for 2 am. The site says a total of 50 to 100 flights canceled a day would be typical.
At least another 1,000 cancellations are expected Tuesday, with at least half due to the closure of the Orlando International Airport, scheduled for 2 am. The site says a total of 50 to 100 flights canceled a day would be typical.
Hurricane Dorian remains stationary as it continues to pummel Grand Bahama Island.
The National Hurricane Ceter said Dorian is expected to move “dangerously close” to the Florida east coast late Monday through Wednesday evening and then move north to coastal Georgia and South Carolina on Wednesday night and Thursday.
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