Acapulco Airport Reopens for Aid, Escape Flights After Hurricane Otis

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Acapulco Airport Reopens for Aid, Escape Flights After Hurricane Otis
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Acapulco’s international airport has partially reopened for flights that transport aid and to allow stranded travelers to leave the area.

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