Flights at San Diego International Airport were facing significant delays Friday afternoon as travelers headed out for the Labor Day weekend, with the Federal Aviation Administration reporting average delays of about two hours. According to the FAA, delays were averaging approximately 122 minutes for flights arriving at and departing from SAN. By 4 PM, about 364 flights had been delayed, according to FlightAware.
\n\nThe official cause of the delays had not been confirmed at the time of the report.
\n\nMeanwhile, social media users claimed they had spotted a UAP or high-altitude balloon over the North County San Diego area on Friday. Posts circulating online referenced a possible UAP/UFO sighting in the region.
\n\nHowever, there was no official confirmation connecting those reported sightings to the airport delays.
\n\nThe airport's website and the FAA confirmed that flights were experiencing major delays, but no additional details about the cause were immediately available.
\n\nAs Labor Day weekend travel got underway, passengers at SAN were therefore facing lengthy delays while the reason for the disruption remained unclear.
\n\nNaman is a copy editor at Times Now, with over three years experience in covering US News, politics, global affairs, sports, and other domains. Apart … View More
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