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Empty shelves and canceled flights in New York and Boston

Published by Irhal

A major snowstorm #Blizzard2015 is underway in the northeastern United States which has disrupted thousands of flights to and from New York, Boston and adjoining cities. Etihad, Emirates and Qatar Airways have all canceled their flights operating to New York. Emirates also canceled their flight to Boston. Residents have been warned to prepare for the year's worst snowstorm by hoarding up on essentials. Bare…

Empty shelves and canceled flights in New York and Boston

Residents have been warned to prepare for the year's worst snowstorm by hoarding up on essentials. Bare milk and bread shelves can be seen at most supermarkets and all public transportation in New York and Boston has come to a stop. Drivers have been prevented from using the highways and schools and universities as well as offices have been closed.

If you are planning to fly to the United States on January 27-28 2015 it is best to check with your airline before you leave for the airport. Stafe safe.

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