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6 ways to keep bad weather from ruining your airline trip

Snowstorms and hurricanes, thunderstorms and fog. Bad weather is by far the biggest source of flight delays in the U.S

By Sara Clemence | Updated on November 20, 2018

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Snowstorms and hurricanes, thunderstorms and fog. Bad weather is by far the biggest source of flight delays in the United States, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

While you can’t control Mother Nature, smart planning can reduce your risk of having to sleep in a terminal. Try these six tips the next time a bad forecast is looming over your much-needed getaway:

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