Flight cancellations announced at Philadelphia International Airport ahead of winter storm

Most airlines have canceled flights scheduled for Sunday, January 25, at Philadelphia International Airport as a precaution ahead of the approaching winter storm, airport officials announced.

In a social media post, Philadelphia International Airport said passengers with travel planned for Sunday should confirm their flight status directly with their airline and review rebooking or accommodation options before arriving at the airport.

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What we know:

According to Philadelphia International Airport, the cancellations affect most flights scheduled for Sunday, January 25. The airport said the decision was made as a precaution due to the winter storm expected to impact the region.

Airport officials advised travelers to check with their airline for the most up-to-date information on flight status and to review rebooking or accommodation options in advance.

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What we don't know:

It is unclear how many total flights have been canceled or whether additional cancellations could be announced as weather conditions change.

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What's next:

Passengers with upcoming travel are encouraged to continue monitoring airline notifications and airport updates as the winter storm approaches.

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The Source: This article was written using information shared by Philadelphia International Airport on social media.

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