Thursday 29 September 2022 04:47 PM Thousands are left stranded in Florida airports as more than 2,000 flights are ... trends now
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A wave of canceled flights continued Thursday as more than 2,000 flights were grounded nationwide, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
These flights follow a day of over 2,100 flights canceled Wednesday, as several international Florida-based airports remain closed, including Jacksonville International Airport.
As of Thursday morning, nearly 900 flights for have already been canceled for Friday. More cancellations for Friday are expected to be announced as the day unfolds.
Miami International and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International airports have since opened, but are experiencing delays and some cancellations.
It is not known when Jacksonville International will reopen, though it will not do so until airport staff ensures 'there's no damage and evacuated staff can get back safely,' according to a Good Morning America report.
Each airport is currently working with travelers affected by the cancellations to rebook flights.
Pictured: Delta Airlines workers cover check-in kiosks at Orlando International Airport, which is among several Florida airports that remain closed Thursday
Over 2,100 flights were canceled Thursday as a result of Hurricane Ian, according to the Federal Aviation Administration
More cancellations are expected to continue going into Friday, as 900 have already been canceled
The FAA said it is 'closely monitoring Hurricane Ian and its path' in a statement.
'Before any storm hits, we prepare and protect air traffic control facilities and equipment along the
