Hundreds of Seattle flights delayed due to weather Saturday

SeaTac, WALocal News

On June 21, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport faces substantial flight disruptions, with 183 inbound and 116 outbound flights delayed due to weather conditions. The Federal Aviation Administration has implemented 45-minute ground delays as cloudy weather blankets the area. Alaska Airlines accounts for the highest number of delays with 114 flights, while Skywest and Horizon follow with 44 and 41 delays, respectively. The FOX 13 weather team predicts that these damp and cloudy conditions will persist through the weekend and into the start of the work week. This situation could significantly affect travel plans for hundreds of passengers.

Airlines recommend that travelers monitor their flight statuses for the latest updates. The delays highlight the impact of weather on air travel, especially during peak travel seasons. Travelers should prepare for potential disruptions and plan accordingly.

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