A severe winter storm sweeping through the southern United States is causing major disruptions in air travel. According to flight tracking platforms and airline sources, more than 3,000 flights have been canceled due to adverse weather conditions, with significant delays reported on numerous others.
Runway Closures at Atlanta Airport
One of the hardest-hit regions is Atlanta International Airport, where heavy snow and strong winds forced operations to halt. Delta Airlines announced that all five runways at the airport were closed for two hours. The airline also stated that it had to cancel 1,100 flights on Friday alone.
Delta emphasized that this winter season has been far harsher than anticipated, reiterating its commitment to prioritizing passenger safety.
More Than 3,000 Flights Canceled Nationwide
The storm, which has brought transportation in southern regions to a standstill, continues to disrupt air travel across the United States. Stranded passengers are facing challenges, but many airlines are offering solutions such as alternative flights and rebooking options.
Impact of Winter Weather on Aviation
Winter is already considered one of the most challenging seasons for the aviation industry, and this year, storms in the southern U.S. are severely impacting flight operations. Experts warn that storm conditions could persist for several more days, further affecting transportation in the region.
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