Another pending nor'easter disrupts more East Coast flights

Travelers should check their flight status before heading to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport because of another powerful nor'easter that's approaching the East Coast. USA reports about 1,700 flights have already been canceled as of noon Wednesday. Delta Air Lines is among carriers waiving the usual change fees and asking passengers to reschedule their flights to the region.

Author:: BMTN Staff
Updated:: Mar 8, 2018
Original:: Nov 7, 2012

Travelers should check their flight status before heading to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport because of another powerful nor'easter that's approaching the East Coast. USA Today reports about 1,700 flights have already been canceled as of noon Wednesday. Delta Air Lines is among carriers waiving the usual change fees and asking passengers to reschedule their flights to the region.

This is the second time in less than a two weeks bad weather has disrupted air travel. Thousands of flights were grounded because of Hurricane Sandy, including dozens out of the Twin Cities airport.

Reuters reports New York and New Jersey are also ordering the evacuation of nursing homes and low-lying coastal areas already devastated by deadly Superstorm Sandy.