Flights canceled ahead of the storm

WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (WTNH) -- The storm is already causing problems in the air. United Airlines has already canceled more than 350 flights for Friday ahead of the storm and American Airlines has scrapped 43 flights.

Travelers were pushing to get out today. Many at Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks were seeing if they could get on earlier flights.

Airlines have already started flexible rebooking fees that can accompany the schedule changes that may take place.

There have already been more than 1,000 flights in total canceled for Friday, according to flightaware.com.

"What we're being told by our local airline partners is that depending on the airline, there probably going to operate up until early afternoon tomorrow and then from there, it's anybodies guess but based on the way things are looking, we're probably looking at a pretty good 24 hour period where there won't be a lot of commercial aircraft," said John Wallace, Bradley Airport.

Wallace says if you have a question about your flight, don't call the airport, call the airline.