Summary
Due to winter storms impacting the U.S., many flights have been canceled or delayed, causing issues for holiday travel. The American Automobile Association (AAA) expects record levels of holiday travel, with millions traveling by air. Storm Devin has led to warnings of difficult travel conditions across the country.
Key Facts
- As of the morning of December 27, there were 887 flight cancellations and 1,187 delays in the U.S.
- The AAA predicts 122.4 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more for the holidays.
- Over 8 million Americans are expected to fly domestically during the holidays, a new record.
- Storm Devin caused winter weather warnings across the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, and Northeast.
- New York area airports like JFK, Newark Liberty, and LaGuardia warned travelers of possible delays.
- The National Weather Service cautioned that travel conditions could be dangerous.
- Online tools like FlightAware can help travelers check real-time flight status updates.
- Cold weather is expected to continue in the Midwest and Northeast after the New Year.
