Michigan residents trying to fly back from Florida hit with delays, cancellations
DETROIT – Spring break trips are being extended for many Metro Detroit residents stranded in the sunshine state.
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Both Delta and Spirit cancelled a number of flights on Sunday. Both weather conditions in Florida combined with a reduced number of planes in the air because of the pandemic caused the problems.
Delta and Spirit have been working to rebook passengers on flights Monday and Tuesday but some customers say they may be stuck for a few days.
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