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-san Diego airport delays due to hazmat spill

by Emma Walker – News Editor

Hazmat Spill Briefly disrupts Flights at San Diego International Airport

San Diego,CA – Flights at ⁤San Diego International Airport experienced temporary delays Friday afternoon following ⁣a hazmat spill,airport officials confirmed. The incident prompted a brief disruption to operations, but the airport has since returned to normal ‍service.

Nicole Hall, spokesperson for‍ San Diego International Airport, stated that​ the​ spill was successfully contained and cleaned up, allowing for the resumption of regular flight schedules by mid-afternoon.”Airport operations are back to normal,” Hall confirmed.

Initial reports from the Federal Aviation Governance⁣ (FAA) indicated potential delays of up to ⁤50 minutes. Though, Hall clarified ⁢that the actual delays were shorter in duration.‌ As of 3 p.m. Pacific Time, the FAA ‍website reported significantly ⁢reduced delays.”Traffic is⁤ experiencing ⁤gate⁤ hold and taxi delays‍ lasting 15​ minutes or less,” the FAA stated. “Arrival traffic is experiencing airborne delays of ‍15 minutes or less.”

The disruption comes as travelers across the United⁢ States prepare for the ‍Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a traditionally busy​ period for air​ travel.widespread storms are already⁢ impacting travel plans‍ in other regions.

According​ to ABC ​News, snow is‍ forecast for parts of the Northeast, while rain and snow are expected to affect‍ the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest – including Chicago and Detroit – and areas along the East Coast between Friday and​ Sunday.

given the potential for continued travel disruptions nationwide, Hall urged passengers to proactively plan ahead. ⁣”We ⁣still encourage people to plan ⁣ahead, check your flight status and arrive early,” she advised.

“we still encourage people to ‍plan ahead, check your flight status and arrive early.”

– Nicole Hall,San Diego International airport Spokesperson

Travelers are ⁢encouraged‌ to monitor ‌their ⁢flight status directly with their airline‌ and to allow ample time ⁣for potential‌ delays when traveling during the holiday​ season.


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