Snow in Cleveland is affecting air travel. The FAA says:
Due to WEATHER / SNOW-ICE, there is a Traffic Management Program in effect for traffic arriving Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Cleveland, OH (CLE). This is causing some arriving flights to be delayed an average of 3 hours and 12 minutes.Continental, which uses Cleveland as a hub, is canceling lots of flights. [Ohio.com]
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@doctor_cos: It's not just bad, it's nasty weather, even for Cleveland. I'd know, I'm currently looking out the window, wondering how I'm going to get home from work tonight.
@scoosdad: Flight wasn't delayed, it was CANCELLED. There's a difference.
But actually, Continental will almost always allow ticketed passengers to change their travel date/times for FREE when a major storm is about to affect a particular area. That's been in effect for CLE since yesterday.
It's only when you're at the airport facing flight delays, etc. due to weather where no airline will issue compensation.
I live in a suburb about a mile from Cleveland Hopkins Airport. The snow is so heavy I can't see across the street at times. I'm surprised they are only reporting a delay... we've been dealing with a snowstorm for almost 24 hours. I don't know how any flights could arrive or take off in this weather.
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Yay, look at that. Half mile visibility, heavy snow, high winds (40MPH+) and low, scuddy, crappy cloud. Wonderful.
Wouldn't like to be flying in THERE today. If that vis goes down any more, they'll start turning ALL arrivals away...
@Ecoaster: Right, but they cancelled the flight, and will probably rebook his itinerary on a future flight.... so how does that entitle him to a free ticket?









12 minutes?