FAA warns of possible flight delays and cancellations at eight airports due

FAA warns of possible flight delays and cancellations at eight airports due
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The Federal Aviation Administration announced that flights could be delayed or cancelled at eight airports located in the hurricane’s red zone as Hurricane Isaías, a Category 3 storm, approaches landfall between Friday night and Saturday morning.

American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Southwest and United Airlines have issued travel alerts and fare waiver notices for routes that may be affected, while Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency and suspended public transportation, school classes and recreational activities in the impacted areas.

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