RDU deals with delays, cancellations from northeast snow storm

Thousands of airline passengers are hoping they can get from point A to point B without any weather-related delays or cancellations on Monday.

Posted 10:54 a.m. Jan 31, 2022 — Updated 11:56 a.m. Jan 31, 2022

Nia Harden

, WRAL reporter

MORRISVILLE, N.C. — Thousands of airline passengers are hoping they can get from point A to point B without any weather-related delays or cancellations on Monday.

While Raleigh-Durham International Airport only saw around 30 flights canceled from the blizzard that hit the northeastern U.S. over the weekend, thousands of flights across the country were delayed according to Flight Tracker.

There were a few flight cancellations posted on Monday morning at RDU.

If your connecting flight is canceled or delayed due to weather, know that most airlines have been providing flight changes at no cost allowing many passengers to delay their trip or not take it at all.

If you're catching a flight on Monday, make sure to check with your airline before heading this way.

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