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OIA traffic: Sewage-main break causes traffic delays
A sewage-main break is partially blocking access to B side of Orlando International Airport.
Workers are fixing a sewer-main break OIA. (Bianca Prieto, Bianca Prieto / August 16, 2010)
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Amy L. Edwards, Orlando Sentinel
10:08 a.m. EDT, August 16, 2010
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A sewage-main break at Orlando International Airport caused significant traffic delays earlier this morning.
Authorities have closed two lanes of traffic into Terminal B while city and airport crews work to repair the lien.
Travelers should plan for a slightly longer commute into the terminal which services Delta, United, US Airways, Spirit or AirTran.
Crews hope to have the other two lanes open by the end of the day, airport spokeswoman Carolyn Fennell said.
Fennell said the break occurred on an external road, near a service road on the B loop. If you enter the airport from State Road 436, the break is on the B side of the airport, before the south exit.
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Fennell reiterated this has nothing to do with flights and no flights are delayed but anyone headed to the airport needs to add a few extra minutes of commute time.
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OIA traffic: Sewage-main break causes traffic delays
A sewage-main break is partially blocking access to B side of Orlando International Airport.
Workers are fixing a sewer-main break OIA. (Bianca Prieto, Bianca Prieto / August 16, 2010)
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Local In-Depth interactive: Central Florida beltway map
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Map: Find the lowest Orlando-area gas prices
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Florida stretch of I-95 deadliest highway in the nation; I-4 ranks No. 3, website says
More traffic maps, cameras and news plus gas prices
See more stories »
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Transportation
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Amy L. Edwards, Orlando Sentinel
10:08 a.m. EDT, August 16, 2010
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A sewage-main break at Orlando International Airport caused significant traffic delays earlier this morning.
Authorities have closed two lanes of traffic into Terminal B while city and airport crews work to repair the lien.
Travelers should plan for a slightly longer commute into the terminal which services Delta, United, US Airways, Spirit or AirTran.
Crews hope to have the other two lanes open by the end of the day, airport spokeswoman Carolyn Fennell said.
Fennell said the break occurred on an external road, near a service road on the B loop. If you enter the airport from State Road 436, the break is on the B side of the airport, before the south exit.
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Fennell reiterated this has nothing to do with flights and no flights are delayed but anyone headed to the airport needs to add a few extra minutes of commute time.
Bacon wrapped meatloaf? See pictures of the fattiest foods in the nation.
Copyright © 2010, Orlando Sentinel
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