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Hi All,
I was surfing today and came accross the statement below from Halifax Airport. Out of curiousity I checked the site for the flight status of all flights in and out since today is foggy. Well they weren't kidding about potential delays...I would go so far as your flight has a great chance of being canceled!
check out the photos... http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=6wb9jw5.tn48odx&x=0&y=-kcnzmt
FYI
CJM
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Traveler Advisory
June 28, 2005
The runways at Halifax International Airport are undergoing significant reconstruction. This work, which includes upgrades to airfield pavement and lighting, is part of a long-term runway maintenance program, which will take several years to complete. The airport has not undergone such a major runway rehabilitation since 1987.
Over the next four weeks the project will be at a critical phase as the Airports Instrument Landing Systems will not be available to assist pilots in landing during inclement weather. As a result, there may be flight delays during times of reduced or poor visibility (especially fog).
Travelers are urged to check with their airline directly for the current status of their flight.
I was surfing today and came accross the statement below from Halifax Airport. Out of curiousity I checked the site for the flight status of all flights in and out since today is foggy. Well they weren't kidding about potential delays...I would go so far as your flight has a great chance of being canceled!

check out the photos... http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=6wb9jw5.tn48odx&x=0&y=-kcnzmt
FYI
CJM
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Traveler Advisory
June 28, 2005
The runways at Halifax International Airport are undergoing significant reconstruction. This work, which includes upgrades to airfield pavement and lighting, is part of a long-term runway maintenance program, which will take several years to complete. The airport has not undergone such a major runway rehabilitation since 1987.
Over the next four weeks the project will be at a critical phase as the Airports Instrument Landing Systems will not be available to assist pilots in landing during inclement weather. As a result, there may be flight delays during times of reduced or poor visibility (especially fog).
Travelers are urged to check with their airline directly for the current status of their flight.