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Western wildfires delay hundreds of flights: report

© Getty Images Hundreds of flights were delayed on Monday due to the haze and smoke created by wildfires burning throughout the western U.S. As CNN reports, Denver airport spokesperson Alex Renteria said the delays were caused  by the planes having to be spaced out due to visibility. At least 329 flights going to and from the Colorado airport have been delayed and at least eight have been cancelled. ADVERTISEMENT There are currently 80 wildfires burning throughout 13 states, with more than 1 million acres burning mostly in the western U.S. In Montana, flights at the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport have been delayed due to fuel issues.

Wildfires update: More ready to evacuate in Oregon as massive Bootleg Fire passes 340,000 acres

More ready to evacuate in Oregon as massive Bootleg Fire passes 340,000 acres CNN 4 hrs ago By Keith Allen, Joe Sutton and Susannah Cullinane, CNN © National Wildfire Coordinating Group/ZUMA Wire The Bootleg fire burns in southeast Oregon on July 12. Officials are warning more Oregon residents should prepare to evacuate as the Bootleg Fire scorches more than 340,000 acres, with a national fire official warning it could take a major weather event to subdue the flames. There are currently 80 large wildfires raging in 13 states across the US, burning more than 1.1 million acres, mostly in western states, according to the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC). Montana has reported the most large wildfires with 18, and Idaho is close behind with 17, the NIFC said. Nearly 20,000 wildland firefighters and personnel are assigned to the 80 large wildfires currently burning across the United States.

Hundreds of Flights Into Denver Delayed Due to Wildfire Smoke From Pacific Northwest

Hundreds of Flights Into Denver Delayed Due to Wildfire Smoke From Pacific Northwest Newsweek 1 day ago Andrew Stanton © WELLSENTERPRISES/ISTOCK/GETTY IMAGES PLUS More than 300 flights into Denver International Airport were delayed Monday. More than 300 flights into Denver were delayed Monday, mostly due to visibility issues, airport officials said. Smoke from several wildfires in the Pacific Northwest moved through Colorado, creating hazy skies, according to the National Weather Service. The Federal Aviation Administration implemented a traffic management program Monday morning due to haze and smoke, Alex Renteria, a spokeswoman for Denver International Airport, told Newsweek. Flights were being spaced out more than usual for better visibility, according to Renteria.

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