South Florida is seeing major airport delays and cancelations due to bad weather affecting several parts of the country.
Weary travelers are still trying to get home Wednesday, after bad weather across the country has stranded hundreds of passengers in South Florida.
Only in Dade shared video overnight of a seemingly endless rebooking line at Miami International Airport.
Meanwhile, NBC6 cameras were rolling early Wednesday morning as passengers slept on the MIA floors -- in just about any place they could find.
"It was crazy here last night, I mean it was bananas," one traveler told NBC6.
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This comes as some travelers tell us they've been delayed, canceled and rerouted.
"I got to the gate -- it was delayed. They told us they don't have a plane, which is the first time I've ever heard that. And then they told us, 'hey we have a plane, mechanics are checking it to see if it's flight worthy,'" passenger Casey Fernandez-Irwin explained. "I've also never heard that before. And then, eventually they canceled the flight."
Another passenger told NBC6 that he is so desperate to get home, he's considering driving to Tallahassee instead of waiting around for a flight.
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As of early Wednesday afternoon, there were 148 flight delays and 52 cancelations at Miami International Airport.
Meanwhile, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport had 114 delays and 22 cancelations.
