This year, an upcoming total solar eclipse is scheduled to grace the sky on April 8. If we go by what the Federal Aviation Administration has to say, this could potentially cause inconvenience for certain air travellers and pilots due to potential flight delays.
As such it has also issued a cautionary notice with regard to this, and asked people not to panic. Anticipated to traverse Mexico, Canada, and the United States, the eclipse will likely affect air traffic and airports along its trajectory from April 7 to April 10, as stated by the FAA in a notice outlining special air traffic procedures. This situation may result in delays for air travellers, particularly as the eclipse coincides with spring break travel, as mentioned by the agency.
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The FAA has projected that any disruptions in air travel caused by the eclipse would be experienced from April 7 at 6 AM until April 10 at midnight. The FAA stated while most…
