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Storm causing flight issues in Denver

By Diane Deis Nov 26, 2019 | 11:38 AM

DENVER (AP) – About 1,100 travelers stranded by heavy snow and high winds spent the night camped out at Denver’s airport.
Hundreds of flights were canceled because of the storm that was still dumping snow on the city Tuesday.
Airport spokeswoman Alex Renteria says the workers handed out blankets, diapers, formula and toothbrushes and toothpaste to people who missed flights, including Air Force Academy cadets trying to get home for Thanksgiving.
About 30 percent of the airport’s daily average of 1,600 flights have been cancelled.
Crews were working to keep the airports’ runways cleared and airport officials were hopeful operations could return to normal Tuesday afternoon.