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Breaking news: ‘Bomb cyclone’ affecting travel in parts of US

05 Jan 2018 - by The Editor
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Extremely cold weather and the forecast of a ‘bomb cyclone’ in the US are affecting travel to parts of the US.
On Thursday, January 4, SAA cancelled flights SA 203 and 204 to and from New York due to the adverse weather.
Travel agents are encouraged to visit www.flysaa.com for all flight updates or flight cancellations. 

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