Smoky skies and poor air quality impact Long Island sporting events, flights
The Ducks game was canceled just moments before the first pitch because of the poor air quality.
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Jun 8, 2023, 2:19 AM
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Updated 593 days ago
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10h agoWednesday's smoky haze changed plans all across the Island as sporting events were called off and some flights were delayed.
The Ducks game was canceled just moments before the first pitch because of the poor air quality.
Some flights were delayed at MacArthur Airport while other trips were completely halted at LaGuardia Airport in Queens.
News 12’s Joe Arena was at MacArthur Airport to see how Long Islanders were impacted.
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