Storms cause flight delays at St. Louis Lambert International Airport

Joe Millitzer
·1 min read

ST. LOUIS, MO — Severe storms that swept through the region overnight resulted in significant flight delays at St. Louis Lambert International Airport.

As of this morning, only one flight cancellation has been reported at Lambert. This marks a slight improvement from yesterday’s figures, which saw two cancellations and 128 delays.

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One passenger, speaking to FOX 2, recounted his experience of being stranded on a plane after it landed at 11:45 p.m. However, passengers weren’t allowed to disembark until after 2:00 a.m. According to the passenger, airline workers cited unsafe conditions for ground crews as the reason for the delay. He also believed that several other planes were similarly affected, with passengers kept waiting on the tarmac.

The delays have caused frustration among travelers, highlighting the challenges posed by severe weather conditions on air travel.

For the latest updates on flight statuses and travel advisories, passengers should check with their respective airlines or visit St. Louis Lambert International Airport’s website.

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