Delays and cancellations at MCO

[DCLMP]

For a transatlantic flight like that, I'd definitely take the longer layover. More peace of mind and more 'wiggle' room if something goes wrong.

I'm probably over compensating, but I'm still traumatized from experience getting to and from Orlando in July.

 

[Girl of the South]

Just read this:

“Flights will be slashed by 10% in 40 major cities across the US starting Friday morning as the federal government grapples with the ongoing historic shutdown — likely leaving millions of flyers in the lurch.” (Friday, November 7th)

 

[OKW Lover]

Just read this:

“Flights will be slashed by 10% in 40 major cities across the US starting Friday morning as the federal government grapples with the ongoing historic shutdown — likely leaving millions of flyers in the lurch.” (Friday, November 7th)

Where did you see this?

 

[Doingitagain]

Where did you see this?

All major news outlets, it just came out today and the details are still forthcoming.

 

[hardcorestitch]

All major news outlets, it just came out today and the details are still forthcoming.

I saw this in my news feed on MSN today.

 

[OKW Lover]

All major news outlets, it just came out today and the details are still forthcoming.

Thanks!

 

[gottalovepluto]

FAA says airport list to be released Thurs following a meeting with airlines. All air traffic is getting slashed, not just passenger planes (cargo, business, space launches too). link

 

[CamColt]

I flew into MCO 11/2 and out, yesterday, the 8th, thankfully with no issues. I do know other flights were not as lucky.

 

[imbelle]

I flew out of MCO on SW 11-9. We boarded timely for our 9am flight but spent a lengthy time queued up on the runway. The pilot said that the airport was down to one runway. We were supposed to have a two hour layover at ATL but just made it in just as our connecting flight was boarding.