Airports across Eastern Carolina are canceling flights as a winter storm impacts the region. The adverse weather conditions have led to multiple cancellations at major airports, affecting travelers scheduled to depart today and early tomorrow.
At Pitt-Greenville Airport, two flights have been canceled. A flight that was scheduled to depart at 2:47 p.m. today will no longer take off, and another flight scheduled for 6:15 a.m. tomorrow has also been canceled. Travelers at this airport are advised to check with their airlines for further updates regarding rescheduling or additional cancellations.
Albert Ellis Airport in Onslow County has also experienced significant disruptions. Multiple flights to major destinations have been canceled, including a 6:33 p.m. departure to Atlanta and a 7:40 p.m. flight to Charlotte. Additionally, three early morning flights scheduled for tomorrow have been affected. These include a 5 a.m. flight to Charlotte, a 5:43 a.m. flight to Atlanta, and a 6:43 a.m. flight to Atlanta. Passengers at this airport should prepare for possible delays and check for alternative travel arrangements.
Coastal Carolina Airport in New Bern is similarly experiencing cancellations due to the storm. Several flights set to depart for Charlotte have been canceled. These include flights scheduled for 4:14 p.m., 5:46 p.m., and 8:12 p.m. tonight, as well as an early morning flight at 5 a.m. tomorrow. The disruptions have caused uncertainty for many travelers who were planning to reach their destinations before the storm intensifies.
Authorities at all three airports are advising passengers to monitor their flight statuses closely and stay in contact with their airlines for rebooking options. The winter storm is expected to bring hazardous travel conditions, and officials urge travelers to exercise caution when commuting to and from the airports. Those with scheduled flights over the next 24 hours should anticipate potential further cancellations and delays as the storm progresses.
With flight schedules heavily affected, passengers should consider alternative travel plans and stay updated on weather advisories. The situation remains fluid, and additional disruptions could occur if weather conditions worsen overnight.
