![<div class="meta image-caption"><div class="origin-logo origin-image none"><span>none</span></div><span class="caption-text">Suzanne Bonner views the Weather Channel for the latest details on Hurricane Ike in her Palmetto Bay, Fla., home Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008. Bonner, whose home was ravaged during Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and damaged in Hurricane Wilma in 2005, says she rises at 5 a.m. each day to watch the Weather Channel's "Tropical Update" and spends much time perusing meteorological internet portals for the latest forecast details regarding tropical cyclones. (AP Photo/Andy Newman) Tourists and residents pass through Tavernier Key, Fla. via the Overseas Highway, as they evacuate in advance of Hurricane Ike this Saturday morning, September 6, 2008. The Florida Keys announced mandatory non-resident evacuations. (AP Photo/John Watson-Riley)[Click image for details ] </span></div>](https://cdns.abclocal.go.com/images/ktrk/cms_exf_2007/news/6375748.jpg)
DALLAS, TX --
Southwest Airlines Co. said Wednesday it would cancel flights to and from Corpus Christi and Harlingen in south Texas on Friday and Saturday because of the approaching Hurricane Ike. TRACK IT: Location/forecast track | Satellite | Computer models | Watches/warnings | Hurr. wind probabilities | TS wind probabilities | Tracking map | Get Ike text alerts | Gulf water temps | Tim Heller's blog | Before the storm | Supply list | PhotosThe airline gave no timetable for resuming flights, saying it would monitor the storm.
Southwest said travelers with reservations to or from Austin, Corpus Christi, Harlingen, Houston Hobby, or San Antonio from midday Wednesday through Monday could rebook on other flights within 14 days without any additional charge.
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