The United States is facing a new wave of travel chaos as bad weather disrupts flight operations, causing over 500 delays and 29 cancellations across major airports, including Chicago O’Hare, Denver, Atlanta, and San Francisco. Airlines such as China Airlines, All Nippon, British Airways, Lufthansa, and Emirates are among those struggling to keep flights on schedule, with severe weather conditions creating major disruptions for both domestic and international travel. Passengers are experiencing long waits, rescheduled flights, and cancellations as airlines attempt to manage the operational challenges caused by the ongoing weather crisis.

Chicago O’Hare International (ORD) – Worst Affected

Chicago O’Hare is experiencing the highest number of disruptions, with 341 delays and 12 cancellations. The airlines most impacted include:

• United Airlines – 76 delays, 2 cancellations
• SkyWest Airlines – 62 delays, 3 cancellations
• American Airlines – 43 delays, 4 cancellations
• Envoy Air – 50 delays, 1 cancellation
• Air Wisconsin – 22 delays, 1 cancellation
• Other affected carriers include GoJet, Delta, Frontier, Emirates, Swiss, and Air France, each reporting significant delays.

Denver International Airport (DEN) – 98 Delays, 5 Cancellations

Denver has also been severely impacted, with United Airlines (39 delays, 4 cancellations) and Southwest Airlines (36 delays) bearing the brunt. Other affected airlines include:

• SkyWest Airlines – 8 delays, 1 cancellation
• Frontier Airlines – 7 delays
• Delta Air Lines – 3 delays
• Air Canada – 2 delays (25% of scheduled flights delayed)

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) – 114 Delays, 6 Cancellations

Atlanta’s airport is seeing heavy delays, with Delta Air Lines (63 delays, 1 cancellation) leading the list. Other airlines affected include:

• SkyWest Airlines – 2 delays, 4 cancellations
• Southwest Airlines – 17 delays
• United Airlines – 5 delays
• Alaska Airlines, Envoy Air, British Airways, Jazz, Key Lime Air, and Aeroméxico Connect also facing delays of 25% or more on their scheduled flights.

San Francisco International Airport (SFO) – 47 Delays, 6 Cancellations

Flights at SFO are experiencing disruptions, with United Airlines (14 delays, 2 cancellations) and SkyWest Airlines (8 delays, 3 cancellations) among the hardest hit. Other notable delays include:

• Air India – 28% of flights delayed
• British Airways – 25% of flights delayed
• China Eastern – 100% of flights delayed
• Singapore Airlines, Vietnam Airlines, and Qatar Airways – 50% of flights delayed

Airlines Struggling with High Delay Percentages

Some airlines are experiencing exceptionally high delay rates at these airports:

• Ethiopian Airlines (100%)
• China Eastern (100%)
• WestJet (100%)
• Swiss Airlines (50%)
• Lufthansa (33%)
• Air France (25%)

Weather Blamed for Widespread Flight Disruptions

Meteorologists report that poor weather conditions, including strong winds, low visibility, and thunderstorms, are causing widespread delays. Airlines have urged passengers to check their flight status before heading to the airport and consider rebooking or alternative travel options if necessary.

The US is experiencing major travel chaos as severe weather causes over 500 flight delays and 29 cancellations at Chicago O’Hare, Denver, Atlanta, and San Francisco, affecting airlines like China Airlines All Nippon, British Airways, Lufthansa, and Emirates. Passengers face long waits and disruptions as airlines struggle to manage the impact.

Travelers Advised to Expect Further Delays

With flight disruptions continuing to mount, travelers should prepare for further cancellations and delays throughout the day. Passengers are advised to stay updated through airline notifications and allow extra time at airports.

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