U.S. air traffic diagram shows what it looks like with every flight in Florida grounded
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Empty runways and gates are see at Miami International Airport after Hurricane Irma strikes Florida, in Miami (Reuters)
These are not friendly skies.
A US air-traffic diagram Sunday showed planes all over the United States, shuttling passenger to their destinations — except in Florida.
The entire state, plus big chunks of southern Georgia and South Carolina, were free from airline traffic amid Hurricane Irma.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Flights in and out of Florida might not be running until mid-week at the earliest, officials warned.
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