As of this morning, all flights to or from Philadelphia International Airport on Saturday have also been cancelled, and the Charlotte Douglas International Airport has canceled over 400 flights.
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Overall, the airlines have canceled about 13 percent of their scheduled flights in the USA for Friday and Saturday.
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American was joined by Southwest, Lufthansa, Air Candada, Via Air and Jet Blue in canceling all flights to and from the airport.
Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Washington Dulles International Airport and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport will reduce operations Friday afternoon at all three airports through Saturday.
Rosemary Barnes, a spokeswoman for San Jose airport, recommends travelers check in with their airlines before heading to the airport, even for flights later in the day. Parts of the east coast are under a blizzard warning.
American Airlines has announced that it is cancelling hundreds of flights up and down the east coast in advance of the winter storm.
The Charlotte airport was closed Friday, with operations expected to resume Saturday morning, and the situation is similar in Richmond, Raleigh-Durham, Roanoke, Knoxville and other airports in the region, according to Delta. The number of delays reported was 13 at Midway and 150 at O’Hare, according to FlightStats, which draws data from airlines and airports.
According to FlightStats, airlines have canceled 3,682 flights nationwide.
NEW YORK (AP) – Airlines canceled around 6,600 flights to, from or within the U.S. for Friday and Saturday, as a blizzard began covering much of the Eastern U.S.
If you are flying, it is advised to call the airline before you head to the airport. Some trains operating through Pennsylvania, and through the Southeast, also have been canceled.
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The FlightAware Misery Map can be used to see which flights are delayed or cancelled.
