US EditionUS airlines cancel over 1,000 flights due to winter storm Devin
FlightAware reported 1,139 cancellations and 3,808 delays amid severe winter storm warnings disrupting peak holiday travel across the Northeast and Great Lakes regions.
- Flight tracking data showed Dec 26 that U.S. airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights during peak holiday travel, with 1,139 cancellations and 3,808 delays as of 12:30 p.m. ET.
- The National Weather Service issued warnings of winter storms for the Great Lakes into the northern Mid-Atlantic and southern New England through Saturday morning, forecasting a wintry mix causing hazardous travel.
- Carrier reports show JetBlue canceled 225 flights, Delta 186, Republic 155, American 96 and United 82, while JFK, LaGuardia and Detroit Metro posted X advisories.
- American Airlines issued a travel alert allowing affected customers to rebook without change fees, and passengers were advised to check with their carrier as JetBlue, Delta, Republic and United did not immediately comment.
- Across the West, an atmospheric river will wind down across California with lingering heavy rainfall, heavy mountain snow, and gusty winds, while heavy snow is forecast for the Cascades and Rockies.
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The Independent (US)Thousands of flights delayed or canceled as snow sweeps Northeast
Airlines preemptively cancel flights to avoid cascading scheduling problems at airports
About eleven centimeters of snow was measured in New York's Central Park on Saturday.
Winter Weather Cancels Over 1,000 Flights Across US
Travelers may need to pack their patience on Dec. 27 as winter weather in the Northeast prompted thousands of flight delays and cancellations, according to flight tracking platform Flightaware. Over 800 flights were canceled across U.S. airports at 2 p.m. ET on Saturday. Most flight disruptions occurred on the East Coast, with airports in the New York area most affected. More than four inches of snow fell over 24 hours at all of the Big Apple’s …
The garish winter weather hit the region at the peak time after Christmas.
Air Travel Disrupted As Major Winter Storm Looms Over US
Trying to fly home for the holidays—and suddenly staring at a departure board full of red alerts? You’re not alone.A powerful winter storm has thrown travel plans into chaos across the US north-east. It has cancelled and delayed thousands of flights at the worst possible time.By Friday night, around 1,600 flights were cancelled and more than 7,400 delayed nationwide, according to FlightAware. New York’s major airports—JFK, LaGuardia and Newark—w…
Flight delays and cancellations pile up at JFK as snowstorm jams post-Christmas travel in the Northeast
(CNN) — A winter storm dumped heavy snow and treacherous ice onto parts of the Great Lakes and Northeast Friday evening into Saturday morning, snarling travel and knocking out power in parts of the region.
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