Overview
- Flight tracking showed more than 3,400 U.S. cancellations Sunday and over 5,300 by early Monday, with thousands more delays reported.
- Carriers said they plan to add flights today, and Cirium projected about 7% of U.S. flights would be canceled on Feb. 24, down from roughly 19% on Feb. 23.
- JetBlue was hit hardest, canceling about 80% of flights on Feb. 23 and totaling 1,600 cancellations through Feb. 25.
- Rhode Island T.F. Green temporarily halted operations during record snowfall as states imposed travel restrictions, while New York–area and Boston airports prepared to resume more service today.
- Amtrak canceled dozens of Northeast trains, some transatlantic services were scrubbed including ten Ireland–U.S. flights, and airlines issued rebooking waivers as the DOT reaffirmed refund rights for canceled trips.