At least three airports in Florida will temporarily suspend operations in the coming hours due to incoming Hurricane Helene.
Tampa International Airport (TPA) announced it will close at 2:00 AM on Thursday morning (essentially, Wednesday night.) A firm reopening date and time hasn’t been announced yet.
TPA TO SUSPEND OPERATIONS DUE TO HELENE
We will close to the public at 2 a.m. Thursday and reopen when safe to do so
✈️ Check directly with your airline for flight updates
⛈️ TPA is not a shelter
Stay tuned to our social media for the latest
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— Tampa International Airport ✈️ (@FlyTPA) September 25, 2024
Across the bay, St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) will temporarily close after its last flight arrives tonight. The airport hopes to reopen Friday.
Flights operating Wednesday 9/25 as scheduled. Airport terminal closing after last flight arrival Wednesday and remain closed Thursday 9/26 . PIE plans to reopen Friday morning. Contact airlines for flight info https://t.co/nGpLkez9j1. Airport terminal is not a public shelter.
— St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (@iflypie) September 25, 2024
To the south, Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport has no plans (yet) to suspend operations.
Tallahassee International Airport (TLH) in the Sunshine State’s capital city will be closed on Thursday, if not longer.
Operations at Tallahassee International Airport will be suspended Thursday, Sept 26, and will resume as soon as it is safe to do so. For more City of Tallahassee updates, visit https://t.co/Cxr3icByaZ pic.twitter.com/VQWwNzOm6c
— Tallahassee International Airport (@TLHAirport) September 25, 2024
Stay safe, friends!
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