Hurricane Isaias leads to nearly 250 flight cancellations and Gulf Coast airport

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Hurricane Isaias caused nearly 250 flight cancellations and prompted temporary shutdowns at Destin‑Fort Walton Beach Airport and Pensacola International Airport, while Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport and Mobile Regional Airport also experienced impacts; Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport in Little Rock reported normal operations with no weather‑related delays.

Southwest, Delta, American and United airlines issued travel alerts and are offering rescheduling waivers for eligible travelers, and Hertz announced travel flexibility for some customers affected by the storm.

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