For the fourth time in less than two years, D.C. United will have to travel on the same day as a match because of weather issues.
Following two cancellations Friday, the team is tentatively scheduled to fly to Orlando on Saturday morning ahead of the season opener at 7:30 p.m.
United’s original plan Friday was to practice in the morning, then head to Reagan National Airport for a commercial flight. But with a massive wind storm on the way, American Airlines on Thursday evening canceled it. MLS arranged for most of the delegation to fly on a charter from Dulles, but with gusts reaching 71 mph, the small jet was prevented from landing there.