Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
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Extreme heat significantly impacts air travel by making it more difficult for airplanes to take off safely due to thinner, warmer air. During heatwaves, airlines often reduce aircraft weight by limiting passengers or cargo, or delaying flights, especially at airports with shorter runways or higher elevations. Studies project that rising temperatures from climate change could increase the frequency of such restrictions, with some airports experiencing weight limitations on a substantial percentage of daily flights in the future. Recent data shows that hot days at major airports have become more common, heightening safety precautions and operational challenges.
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