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Hurricane Sandy causes flight cancelations at MIA, Fort Lauderdale

 

More than 20 flights out of South Florida's two major airports were canceled Sunday afternoon due to Hurricane Sandy’s approach to the Northeast.

Among those were 15 flights from Miami International and 10 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.

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