Severe weather conditions, including heavy storms, rain, and strong winds across the US, have caused significant travel disruptions today, resulting in widespread flight cancellations and delays. Major airlines—American, Southwest, Air Canada, Delta, Frontier, Spirit, and United—have experienced substantial operational impacts primarily at Denver International Airport and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. These disruptions are directly attributed to the hazardous weather, affecting airline operations and leaving thousands of passengers stranded or delayed nationwide.

Severe weather conditions across the United States have resulted in widespread travel disruptions today, significantly impacting operations at two major airports—Denver International Airport (DEN) and Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

At Denver International Airport, adverse weather conditions have led to a total of 47 flight delays and 3 cancellations within, into, or out of the United States. Frontier Airlines experienced significant disruptions, canceling 2 flights, representing 1% of their scheduled operations, and also delaying an additional 2 flights (1%). United Airlines encountered 1 cancellation and reported delays for 6 flights. Additionally, Southern Airways Express saw substantial operational disruption, delaying 3 flights, which constitutes 42% of their scheduled services. Key Lime Air reported a single delayed flight (4%), SkyWest Airlines faced delays of 5 flights (1%), Southwest Airlines reported 26 delays (4%), and American Airlines had 4 flights delayed (8%).

Meanwhile, the situation at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport proved even more severe, with a total of 325 flight delays and 11 cancellations reported. American Airlines faced the highest number of delays at this hub, with 143 flights delayed, representing 13% of their operations, along with 6 cancellations. Frontier Airlines experienced 2 flight cancellations (3%), while SkyWest Airlines canceled 2 flights (1%) and delayed an additional 32 flights (19%). Air Canada reported the cancellation of 1 flight, constituting 16% of its daily operations at the airport.

Other airlines severely impacted at Dallas-Fort Worth included Envoy Air, which faced significant disruption with 109 flights delayed (23% of operations). PSA Airlines experienced 15 flight delays (22%), Republic Airways delayed 9 flights (8%), Delta Air Lines faced 5 flight delays (7%), and Spirit Airlines reported delays for 3 flights (6%). Additionally, Lufthansa, Southern Airways Express, Iberia, JetBlue, Jazz Aviation, Korean Air, Qantas, Qatar Airways, and Turkish Airlines each experienced flight delays, further compounding travel difficulties for passengers.

Passengers traveling through these major hubs today have encountered considerable disruptions, with airlines actively advising travelers to verify their flight statuses frequently. Airlines have also urged passengers to anticipate potential further cancellations and delays as bad weather conditions persist throughout the day, prompting travelers to consider rescheduling or alternative travel arrangements when possible.

Bandara Internasional Denver (DEN):

1. Frontier Airlines
   • Dibatalkan: 2 penerbangan (1%)
   • Terlambat: 2 penerbangan (1%)
2. united Airlines
   • Dibatalkan: 1 penerbangan (0%)
   • Terlambat: 6 penerbangan (0%)
3. Ekspres Maskapai Selatan
   • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
   • Terlambat: 3 penerbangan (42%)
4. Udara Kapur Kunci
   • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
   • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (4%)
5. SkyWest Airlines
   • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
   • Terlambat: 5 penerbangan (1%)
6. Southwest Airlines
   • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
   • Terlambat: 26 penerbangan (4%)
7. penerbangan Amerika
   • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
   • Terlambat: 4 penerbangan (8%)

Bandara Internasional Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW):

8. penerbangan Amerika
   • Dibatalkan: 6 penerbangan (0%)
   • Terlambat: 143 penerbangan (13%)
9. Frontier Airlines
   • Dibatalkan: 2 penerbangan (3%)
   • Terlambat: Penerbangan 0
10. SkyWest Airlines
    • Dibatalkan: 2 penerbangan (1%)
    • Terlambat: 32 penerbangan (19%)
11. Air Canada
    • Dibatalkan: 1 penerbangan (16%)
    • Terlambat: Penerbangan 0
12. Utusan Udara
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 109 penerbangan (23%)
13. Maskapai PSA
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 15 penerbangan (22%)
14. Republic Airways
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 9 penerbangan (8%)
15. Delta Air Lines
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 5 penerbangan (7%)
16. Spirit Airlines
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 3 penerbangan (6%)
17. Lufthansa
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (50%)
18. Ekspres Maskapai Selatan
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (7%)
19. Iberia
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (50%)
20. JetBlue
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (50%)
21. Penerbangan Jazz
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (50%)
22. Korean Air
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (25%)
23. Qantas
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (20%)
24. Qatar Airways
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (20%)
25. Turkish Airlines
    • Dibatalkan: Penerbangan 0
    • Terlambat: 1 penerbangan (33%)

Severe storms and hazardous weather across the U.S. have caused significant travel disruptions, forcing American, Southwest, Air Canada, Delta, Frontier, Spirit, and United to cancel or delay numerous flights.

Airport authorities and airlines continue to monitor the weather conditions closely, providing regular updates to passengers as they work to minimize disruption and assist travelers affected by today’s widespread flight cancellations and delays.