Houston storms: Over 300 flights affected at Bush airport; hundreds stranded

Strong storms hit Houston on Sunday night due to which over 300 flight at George Bush Intercontinental Airport were cancelled or delayed. Hundreds of passengers were stranded at the airport, many of them had to wait overnight.

George Bush Intercontinental Airport authorities have asked passengers to plan in advance and contact their carriers to know if their flight was affected.

If you are flying today, be aware that #weather impacts from overnight storms may affect your flight. Contact your carrier for the most up-to-date information. #fly2houston

— Houston Bush Airport (@iah) June 17, 2019

Meanwhile, some passengers are waiting from over 8 hours and some are still stranded with no information about the status of their flight.

Have been delayed for 8 hours on my @united flight. It is now cancelled entirely. Not sure when I will be back in LA or even where I am staying tonight. So many angry customers here and almost no staff anywhere to be seen. Content on my channelbmight be slow next few days.

— Hei (@_Hero_Hei_) June 17, 2019

#UnitedAirlines has a baby sleeping on the floor and not accommodate their customers!!!!!! CANCELLED FLIGHTS AND NO HELP pic.twitter.com/AHiqCOPBhd

— Diamond Chambers (@DiamondChamberz) June 17, 2019

Hey @united - this is the line for customer service at Bush International Airport after multiple delays. What's going on to help customers? I've been stuck in Houston for hours. pic.twitter.com/vbQ7Q5FVmQ

— Kirstin Garriss (@ReporterGarriss) June 17, 2019