LONDON – Over the course of this morning, chaos has ensued at Miami Airport as the very low fog is causing multiple go-arounds and multiple diversions.

Based on data from RadarBox.com, AviationSource has observed a pattern of diversions into Fort Lauderdale as well as aircraft attempting multiple approaches into Miami-Dade.

Below, are some examples:

Above, you can see the path that AA908 from Ezeiza, Buenos Aires, has taken. It entered a hold and has subsequently gone around due to the low fog.

AA906 from Sao Paulo diverted to Fort Lauderdale after one or two missed approaches.

Also, AA1141, operated by a Boeing 737 MAX 8, also diverted to Fort Lauderdale, having originally come from Medellin.

This is a developing story. More to follow shortly.

UPDATE #1 @ 1205 UK time – AR1302 of Aerolineas Argentinas is now opting for Fort Lauderdale as opposed to Miami.

UPDATE #2 @ 1208 UK time – Multiple aircraft bound for Miami are currently in the hold to the West of the airport.

UPDATE #3 @ 1213 UK time – AA493 seems to have given up. Unclear where it will be diverting to, potentially Fort Myers?

UPDATE #4 @ 1214 UK time – AA493 confirmed to be diverting to West Palm Beach.

UPDATE #5 @ 1216 UK time – LY17 of El Al currently has the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner in the hold as well near Boca Raton.

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