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6th Jan 2017

Severe weather may disrupt flights in Southeastern US states today and tomorrow

Both Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines are warning that flights to Atlanta and other cities in the Southeast may be impacted by the weather.

Atlanta-based Delta is waiving certain change fees for those with flights booked Jan. 6-7 to, from or through Atlanta, Asheville; Birmingham; Charlotte; Chattanooga; Columbia; Fayetteville; Greensboro; Greenville/Spartanburg; Huntsville; Jacksonville; Knoxville; Nashville; New Bern, N.C.; Newport News; Norfolk; Raleigh-Durham; Tri-Cities, Tenn.; and Wilmington, N.C.

Those whose flights are cancelled or significantly delayed are entitled to a refund. Delta said its teams are preparing for de-icing and snow preparations.

Dallas-based Southwest warned that its flights Jan. 6-7 to or from Atlanta, Birmingham, Charlotte, Greenville/Spartanburg, Nashville, Norfolk and Raleigh/Durham may be delayed, diverted or cancelled. Passengers with flights booked for those dates can rebook or travel standby without paying any additional charge, according to Southwest.

Travellers still planning to fly over the weekend should check their flight status frequently for updates.