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How does the current weather affect flights next week?

stainluss · 2018-03-03 11:41:23

Assuming that the weather is grand again by Monday. Is there then a backlog that then pushes everything back once the weather's ok or will the flights that are due to leave when the weather is ok typically go on-time?

03-03-2018 12:41PM

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stainluss

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Assuming that the weather is grand again by Monday. Is there then a backlog that then pushes everything back once the weather's ok or will the flights that are due to leave when the weather is ok typically go on-time?

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#2 03-03-2018 01:13PM

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Assuming that the weather is grand, if you have flight booked next week, it should operate as normal.

People whose flights were cancelled who still wish to travel are accommodated around existing bookings. Airlines may, where feasible/necessary, assign a larger aircraft or even add extra flights in extreme cases but that is not your concerned - you don't get bumped.

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