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Hurricane Milton Travel Updates for Airlines, Trains, and Buses

Travel Tips | Jim Werner | October 8, 2024

Hurricane Milton is blowing in like a drama queen on a mission, having strengthened to a feisty Category 4. Expected to make landfall Wednesday night, it promises to wreak havoc over a wide stretch of the Florida peninsula. If you’re planning a trip to the sunshine state anytime soon, you’ll need to stay on your toes.

Here’s how you can keep track of travel updates and ensure your plans are as smooth as possible:

Airline Alerts

Flying out soon? First, head over to your airline’s website for the latest updates and potential cancellations. Most major airlines have an emergency alert system that will notify you directly about flight changes via email or text. To be extra safe, download their app for instant notifications!

Remember, patience is key—just like waiting for your favorite diva to grace the stage.

American Airlines: Website and Twitter

Delta: Website and Twitter

Frontier: Website and Twitter

JetBlue: Website and Twitter

Southwest: Website and Twitter

Spirit: Website and Twitter

United: Website and Twitter

Train Travel Tips

If you’re chugging along on a train, Amtrak and other major rail services have dedicated sections on their websites for service disruptions and delays. You’ll want to keep an eye on these updates or give them a ring.

Amtrak: Website and Twitter

Bus Journey Jitters

Buses, the underdog of transportation! If you’re hopping on one, Greyhound and Megabus are likely your go-tos. Both offer real-time updates on social media and their websites. A quick pro tip? Opt into text alerts for up-to-the-minute info.

FlixBus: Website and Twitter

Greyhound: Website and Twitter

Safe travels!

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