Some Ohio flights have been 'paused' by the FAA. Find out if your destination has been effected
The hazy plumes have rendered New York and Philadelphia’s familiar skylines almost unrecognizable, affecting visibility enough to slow and halt air travel.
In Ohio, eight counties, including Cuyahoga, have been issued an Air Quality Advisory by The Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency . Both the NOACA and the American Lung Association have warned that the air in the affected counties may be “unhealthy for sensitive groups,” such as the elderly, the young, and people with Asthma or other lung conditions.
For pilots, however, the main concern is low visibility, which has caused delays and cancellations in New York and Philadelphia this week.Consult live updates for
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