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Latest airport delays and cancellations due to Helene

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Hurricane Helene is anticipated to bring severe weather to the Tampa Bay area, leading to significant disruptions in air travel. The storm is expected to cause strong winds and heavy rainfall, prompting Tampa International Airport to announce a closure to the public at 2 a. m. on Thursday, September 26. The airport will remain closed until it is deemed safe to reopen.

Meanwhile, St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport will close after the last flight arrives on September 25, with plans to reopen on September 27. On September 25, Allegiant Air flights are operating as scheduled; however, all Allegiant flights will be canceled on September 26. Travelers are encouraged to check directly with their airlines for the latest updates regarding cancellations and service resumption. Passengers are also advised to verify their flight statuses on the airport websites, as information may be delayed.

This situation highlights the impact of hurricane season on regional travel and the importance of staying informed during severe weather events.

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