Prince George Airport issues travel advisory for passengers connecting to the U.S.

Amid the Federal Aviation Administration halting takeoffs across the United States, the Prince George Airport Authority issued a travel advisory for connecting passengers.

The Airport Authority issued the statement below:

“If you’re travelling through Prince George Airport and connecting to or from the United States, please check the status of each flight with your airline before heading to the airport. Your U.S. flight may be delayed or cancelled even if your flight to or from Prince George is on schedule.

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop on November 13 following an air traffic control communications outage. Some flights in the U.S. have been cleared to depart, and flight status may continue to change. We’ll update this advisory as new information affecting Prince George travellers becomes available.“

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Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary is a news reporter for 94.3 The GOAT and Country 97 FM in Prince George. He began his reporting career in Williams Lake, B.C., where he spent roughly two years with Vista Radio stations before moving to Prince George in October 2024.

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