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A ground stop is in effect for flights to George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston due to thunderstorms, as issued by the FAA at 2:30 a.m.
According to a statement provided by the Federal Aviation Administration to KPRC, the crew of United Airlines Flight 1382 safely aborted takeoff from George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Airport due to a reported engine issue.
Both Houston-area airports, William P. Hobby Airport and George Bush Intercontinental Airport, have temporarily grounded all flights due to the storms in the area.
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HOUSTON – The Houston area is dealing with heavy fog across the area. Due to the low visibility - less than a tenth of a mile in some areas - Crosby ISD has announced it will be starting an hour late across the entire district. The foggy conditions are also affecting the Houston Airport System. George Bush Intercontinental is advising passengers to check their flight information because of possible delays due to the low visibility. All departure traffic destined to Hobby Airport will not be allowed to depart until or after 8 a.m., and passengers traveling out of that airport are also advised to check their flight status.