Nor'easter Impacting Flights Out Of Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- The nor'easter taking over some parts of the Northeast is causing major airlines to advise customers that their flights to and from certain airports may be impacted, especially those between Indianapolis International Airport and Northeast airports. Many airlines have issued travel advisories and are providing travelers with information on how they can reschedule using a weather waiver.

According to the National Weather Service, the nor'easter will bring snow that's expected in the northern mid-Atlantic and the Northeast. Along with airlines, Amtrak has also announced there will be service changes for those traveling.

Several airline flights departing out of IND are cancelled or delayed if they're headed to an airport in the Northeast, such as Boston, Syracuse, Philadelphia and Newark. Make sure to check flightview.com for updates out of IND.

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Airlines that have announced weather waivers for flights (listed in link) through North/Northeast airports include Delta, American Airlines, Southwest, United, Virgin America, Alaskan Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, and JetBlue.

For more updates:

• Nor'easter Travel Impacts: Delta, United, Southwest Waivers
• flightview.com
• indianapolisairport.com

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