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Hurricane Milton has been growing in intensity and is headed towards Florida (where many residents are still recovering from Hurricane Helene). In anticipation of the storm, airlines have issued travel waivers (more here) and now airports are beginning to announce closures ahead of the hurricane.
#WeatherAlert: While #FLL is not currently within the direct path of #HurricaneMilton and remains open, we are monitoring the storm for inclement weather that is likely to impact our region as it moves closer to the Gulf Coast of Florida. We will provide updates if this forecast… pic.twitter.com/mP16uQGhaG
— Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Int'l Airport (FLL) (@FLLFlyer) October 7, 2024
Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL)
No closure announcement has been made for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL). Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
Attention all GNV Travelers: GNV is monitoring Hurricane Milton. Travelers should check for latest status with their AIRLINE (not the airport). The airlines have the latest info on cancellations, waivers and more. Reminder: the airport is not a shelter. Please stay safe! pic.twitter.com/JdOV9CIjUp
— Gainesville Airport (@GNVAirport) October 7, 2024
Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV)
No closure has been announced yet at Gainesville Regional Airport (GNV). Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
Just a reminder that travelers flying this week should check flight status with their airline for the most up-to-date information regarding travel itineraries. The airport will remain open as long as the airlines continue to operate. #Milton pic.twitter.com/bvkcA5qwTW
— JAXairport (@JAXairport) October 7, 2024
Jacksonville International Airport (JAX)
Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) has not yet announced closure plans. Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
⚠️Please plan accordingly regarding flight itineraries. We are open and operating as usual and will continue posting updates. Please contact your airline regarding flight changes. ⚠️#HurricaneMilton
— KeyWestInternational (@EYW_KWIA) October 7, 2024
Key West International Airport (EYW)
There are no current plans to suspend airport operations at Key West International Airport (EYW). Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
RSW Update-Oct. 7, 2024 at 6:30 a.m.: The airlines at RSW are operating today. Please check with your airline for the most up-to-date information. We do not know yet what impacts the hurricane may have on flights later this week. pic.twitter.com/yPy5kFfY3w
— SWFL Int'l Airport (@RSWAirport) October 7, 2024
Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW)
Fort Myers’ Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) has not yet announced a closure. Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
Operational Update/3 – Hurricane Milton
Our airport will cease commercial operations on Wednesday morning, in advance of Hurricane Milton. This move was made in coordination with our partners. We will resume commercial operations as soon as it is safe.
➡️ https://t.co/VAiO6KFJfY pic.twitter.com/3VwhV4MVvm— Orlando International Airport (@MCO) October 7, 2024
Orlando International Airport (MCO)
Commercial operations at Orlando International Airport. (MCO) will cease on Wednesday morning. Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
Oct. 7, 1:30 p.m.: IMPORTANT TRAVEL TIP – Weather can be unpredictable, but staying calm and prepared helps! Check your airline’s status before heading to PBI and allow extra time for potential delays. Safe travels to all! #flyPBI 💙 pic.twitter.com/44gDA10KcH
— Palm Beach International Airport (@flyPBI) October 7, 2024
Palm Beach International Airport (PBI)
No plans have been announced to close Palm Beach International Airport (PBI). Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
🔴SRQ will close at 4 p.m. Tuesday, October 8th due to Hurricane Milton.
⚪️SRQ will reopen once safe to do so.
📞Please contact your airline directly regarding flight status.
📲Stay tuned to our social media for further updates.
📷#FlySRQ pic.twitter.com/pN7yvh7i39— SRQ Airport (@SRQAirport) October 7, 2024
Sarasota Bradenton International Airport (SRQ)
The airport is open until 4:00 PM tomorrow. Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
🚨 TPA TO CLOSE DUE TO MILTON 🚨⁰
🛑 We will suspend flight operations at 9 a.m. Tuesday and reopen when safe to do so⁰⁰✈️ Check directly with your airline for flight updates⁰⁰⛈️ TPA is not a shelter for people or vehicles⁰⁰📲 Stay tuned to our social media for more info pic.twitter.com/G4UxrR0BpP— Tampa International Airport ✈️ (@FlyTPA) October 7, 2024
Tampa International Airport (TPA)
Tampa International Airport (TPA) will suspend operations tomorrow morning (October 8th) at 9:00 AM EST. Updates will be provided through the airport’s social media channels.
Anthony’s Take: The storm is intensifying and will certainly wreak havoc on travel plans this week. Move your flights if you plan to travel and stay safe. This is not what Florida needs on the heels of Hurricane Helene.
(Featured Image Credit: Trifonov Evgeniy.)
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