Fifteen originating flights were cancelled at Dayton International Airport Friday morning, the web site indicated, with just one flight delayed. Fifteen flights amounted to 48% of the Dayton airport’s flights by origin at that time, the site said.
By 12:45 p.m., the Dayton airport was seeing 16 cancellations with four delays.
The tracker did not indicate that any flights heading to the Dayton airport by destination had been cancelled.
At Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport in Hebron, Ky., there were 20 flights cancelled, about 11% of the flights originating from that airport then. There were 13 flights delayed there.
At John Glenn International in Columbus, 50 flights had been cancelled, about 35% of that airport’s originating flights. Nine flights there were delayed.
Those numbers are a snapshot in time; they can be updated as conditions change.
Questions were sent to a spokeswoman for Dayton International.
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