“We might change our plans:” Travelers headed to Carolinas from Milwaukee despite Hurricane Florence
By: Andy Devine
Posted: Sep 12, 2018 6:38 AM CDT
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) – People along the Carolina coast are preparing for the worst from Hurricane Florence.
On Wednesday morning, several people were getting ready to fly from Milwaukee to Charlotte, North Carolina.
“We were going to go to Charleston, but I don’t know if we will,” Marlene Gerner said. “We might change our plans.”
Flights to some airports on the East Coast are expected to be canceled or delayed in the coming days. Several airlines are waiving change fees to accommodate travelers at impacted airports.