jalopnik : Hurricane Matthew closings, reopenings in Central Florida
Hurricane Matthew Has Already Caused More Than 4,000 Flight Cancellations
A departure board displays flight cancellations to Miami at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta.Source: AP Photo/David GoldmanMore than 4,050 flights have been canceled across the United States since Wednesday because of Hurricane Matthew—2,000 of which happened today alone.AdvertisementThe most affected airports in the region include Orlando, Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, St. Augustine, Melbourne and Savannah, Ga, according to Flightaware.com.
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Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports reopen after Hurricane Matthew
Port Miami, the ‘Cruise Capital of the World’, is also still closedBut Tampa and Palm Beach reopened with Miami and Fort LauderdaleContinued to batter the central coast as eye of the storm moved northHurricane Matthew has left more than 600,000 without power in the stateMore than 4,5000 flights were canceled and Florida’s major cruise ports remained shut down as Hurricane Matthew continued to wreak havoc across the state.The Category 3 storm, which has already killed 842 people in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, battered the central coast of Florida early Friday morning.More than 600,000 people in the state were left without power as Matthew’s eyewall, the most dangerous part of the storm, moved north.
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Hurricane Matthew closings, reopenings in Central Florida
TransportationCommercial service at Orlando International Airport ceased at 8 p.m. Thursday.Officials hope to resume flights Saturday morning.Orlando Sanford International is closed Friday and hopes to reopen on Saturday.
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Flights To Florida Canceled Due To Hurricane Matthew « CBS Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) – Hurricane Matthew is causing troubles for air travelers.The storm has left many airports in Florida looking like ghost towns.Here at home, Florida-bound flights from Pittsburgh International Airport have been canceled.
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