It tells you 60 seconds before impact how close you are.

They may have done some research. If it's an issue of being able to control a fewer number of passengers, they may have been astute enough to know that Tuesday and Wednesday are your lower load factor days.

The bottom line is, it has basically disrupted or stopped the traffic flowing from Latin America into North America. Miami is a major point, and this is a major disruption.

We always tell people to check the Web site or their travel agency. Most people know that when the hub is closed or the airport is closed, they're not flying tomorrow. When we can accommodate them, we try to, but most of our passengers are going to have to wait until we get going again.

We will have about 125 flights today. That's about half of our normal schedule.

Today we have 2,077 pilots on the sick row.

We are hoping to continue that through the weekend.

Miami is a major point, and this is a major disruption.

There is an extremely large cushion of safety out there.

He saw ... a plume go straight up and fizzle out. At no time did he feel his flight was targeted.