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The FAA is warning of potential delays for commercial flights during next month's total solar eclipse.
The rare astronomical event will happen on April 8th with the path of totality across a dozen states.
Passengers can expect delays between April 7th and April 10th as people flock to the best areas to witness the eclipse.
Some airlines have special eclipse path flights so people can view it from the air.
The FAA says airports in Texas, Vermont, Maine, Canada, New Hampshire, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri will be primarily affected.