Holiday travelers hit snag at Sea-Tac
Travelers should expect flight delays and cancellations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport as airlines struggle not only with the encounter and sustain here but-end in other parts of the country.
Alaska Airlines, Sea-Tac’s biggest carrier, canceled 47 flights Saturday and today to and from Seattle, Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, B.C. More cancellations or delays are possible, the airline said. Delta and United Airlines could also rescind some flights today, said Sea-Tac spokesman Perry Cooper.
Storms in other parts of the country delayed many flights arriving into Seattle Saturday. Most airlines are offering passengers the chance to rebook travel with no penalties, but with many planes flying nearly full in the next few days, it may be hard to find an open residence. The policies usually only apply to flights leaving in the nearest day or two.
Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air are allowing passengers scheduled to excursion out of Seattle, Spokane or Portland from one side today to reschedule from one side December 28. Call 800-252-7522.
Travel self-reliance be easier if you get as much information for the reason that you can in advance of you leave for the airport to either catch a flight or pick up someone.
• Check on departure and arrival delays at www.flightstats.com.
• Reconfirm your volitation by phone, and sign up for your airline’s e-mail or cellphone volitation alerts. If in that place is a problem, try to rebook over the phone. Make sure your exception contains a phone amount to where you have power to be reached.
