Top 5 Airlines for Canceled Flights on Monday
The aftermath of a severe winter storm has greatly disrupted air travel across the United States. On Monday, over 4,000 flights were cancelled, highlighting the ongoing impact of the weekend’s weather-related chaos.
Flight Cancellations Overview
As of Monday, there have been a total of 4,233 flight cancellations reported within, into, or out of the United States, according to FlightAware. Although this figure is significantly lower than Sunday’s total of 11,608, it still presents considerable challenges for travelers.
Top 5 Airlines for Canceled Flights
- United Airlines
- American Airlines
- Delta Air Lines
- Southwest Airlines
- JetBlue Airways
These carriers have been particularly affected, with a substantial number of flights cancelled due to the inclement weather conditions.
Airports with the Most Cancellations
Several airports have experienced significant disruptions, specifically:
- Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport: 629 total cancellations
- Boston Logan International Airport: 509 total cancellations
- John F. Kennedy International Airport: 470 total cancellations
Boston Logan reported 298 outgoing cancellations and 211 incoming cancellations. Conversely, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport recorded 351 incoming cancellations, making it the airport with the highest number of incoming flight disruptions.
When Will Normalcy Return?
Transportation officials are optimistic about a return to normal flight schedules. According to United States Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy, there is hope for the situation to stabilize by mid-week. During an interview with CNBC, he stated, “The snow is subsiding in the northeast, so now it’s dig-out day.”
This winter season has already seen significant disruptions, reminiscent of the challenges faced during early COVID-19, but improvements are anticipated soon.
