John Bogna
Houston’s Hobby and George Bush airports are racking up delays and cancellations due to the cold, according to KPRC. Airlines are doing their best to accommodate customers.
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Cancellations now at 33, delays up to 16. Passengers are advised to contact their carriers for detailed flight information. For the latest flight delay/cancellations numbers, check https://t.co/4uKmoBp22g
— Hobby Airport (@HobbyAirport) January 16, 2018
The influx of arctic weather has reportedly led to over 700 cancellations nationwide already, and more are expected.
United Airlines is waiving fees for its customers who had to change flights, leaving on or before Saturday. Southwest cancelled all flights out of Houston for Tuesday and Wednesday. You can reschedule within 14 days, and Southwest won’t charge you an additional fee, or you can be refunded.
Cancellations now at 504, delays up to 27. Passengers are advised to contact their carriers for detailed flight information. For the latest flight delay/cancellations numbers, check https://t.co/UUHXlEtUIi #fly2houston
— Houston Bush Airport (@iah) January 16, 2018
American Airlines will also waive fees if you had a flight scheduled for Tuesday, and can leave by Jan. 20.
Delta is offering a refund for cancelled or delayed flights of more than 90 minutes if you choose not to reschedule. If your flight isn’t cancelled but you want to change it, they’re also letting customers make a one-time flight change at no additional charge.
You can keep up to date with the status of your flight for whatever airline you’re on at fly2houston.com.
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