Orlando International Airport Will Reopen On Tuesday, Minor Damage Will Limit Services
By Space Coast Daily // September 11, 2017
may take several daysto resume normal operations
Airport Rescue & Firefighting (ARFF) vehicles stationed on curb during #Irma. Emergency responses outside of terminal have safely resumed. pic.twitter.com/99QY1l9WcI
— Orlando Intl Airport (@MCO) September 11, 2017
ORLANDO, FLORIDA – Orlando International Airport will reopen on Tuesday, but minor damage caused by Hurricane Irma will limit service.
Airport officials said it may take several days before the airport will resume normal operations.
According to airport officials, the facility suffered water intrusion in the main terminal, damaged canopies at the departure and arrival areas on both sides of the airport, and debris in the roadways.
Airport officials advised passengers to contact their airline on flight status to make sure they have a confirmed seat assignment before arriving at OIA.
After assessment, limited commercial service resuming on Tues., 9/12. Contact your airline on flight status.
Update: https://t.co/URmc2NBVvf pic.twitter.com/Hw3mq0xGdQ— Orlando Intl Airport (@MCO) September 11, 2017
