Extreme cold weather in Calgary is causing delays and cancellations at the airport, with several flights being cancelled and passengers expressing frustration. De-icing procedures are being carried out to ensure safe air travel.
As extreme cold grips the Prairies, it’s impacting Calgary ’s airport, causing many delays and, in some cases, cancellations. According to Calgary International Airport’s flight schedule, as of 8 a.m., 21 flights arriving in Calgary and 14 leaving the city were cancelled on Friday.Those lucky enough to board a plane will have to wait for crews to de-ice them.
“This extra step needs to be completed within a certain amount of time prior to takeoff and requires coordination from several different airport partners,” Calgary Airport Authority told CTV News. “Although it adds more time to the journey, it’s one of the most important steps to ensure safe air travel.”Some of the passengers CTV News spoke with said they've been frustrated by the delays and cancellations. "If I don't make it, I'm going to miss my cruise," said one woman."The airline has left it up to us to get something else." The airport authority says it is working with airlines and other partners to ensure there are no major disruption
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