January 6, 2025 - 17:51
More than 1,000 flights were canceled, and hundreds of others were delayed Monday after a winter storm blasted a large part of the U.S. with heavy snow and ice. The storm, which swept across multiple states, created hazardous travel conditions, leading airlines to preemptively cancel flights to ensure passenger safety. Major airports in the Midwest and Northeast were particularly affected, with many travelers stranded as they awaited updates on their flights.
Airlines worked diligently to accommodate passengers, offering rebooking options and refunds where applicable. However, the sheer volume of cancellations and delays left many travelers frustrated and anxious. Ground transportation was also impacted, with treacherous road conditions making it difficult for people to reach airports or find alternative travel options.
Meteorologists warned that the storm could bring additional snowfall and icy conditions in the coming days, raising concerns about ongoing disruptions in air travel. Travelers are advised to stay updated on their flight status and check weather conditions before heading to the airport.
