Air travel in the US is gradually recovering after Winter Storm Fern brought widespread disruption over the weekend. Flight cancellations dropped to about 1,300 by early Tuesday, compared to 6,250 on Monday and over 11,600 on Sunday — the worst day for air travel since March 2020.
US Flight Cancellations Easing Down
Dallas-Fort Worth and Charlotte Douglas airports remained among the hardest hit, while American Airlines faced the largest impact, with five of its nine hubs severely affected. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said schedules should normalize by Wednesday. Airlines have waived change fees, though coverage varies, as crews and passengers continue to face weather challenges.
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