Published on October 13, 2025
Thousands of passengers are stranded across the U.S. as Delta, American, JetBlue, United, and Alaska Airlines cancel 231 flights and delay a staggering 4,142 flights due to severe weather disruptions. Major airports like San Francisco, Newark, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Barnstable, Martha’s Vineyard, and Miami are facing significant delays and cancellations. The intense weather conditions, including high winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding, have severely affected flight schedules, grounding thousands of travelers. Delta and other major U.S. airlines are grappling with an unprecedented number of cancellations and delays, leaving many passengers stuck with limited options.
These weather disruptions are not only affecting domestic travel but also international flights, further complicating the situation. Travelers are urged to check for updates and prepare for long delays. With Delta, American, JetBlue, United, and Alaska Airlines struggling to maintain operations, conditions are expected to remain difficult.
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Severe Weather Disruptions Across the U.S.
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New Jersey has declared a state of emergency as it prepares for hurricane-like winds, heavy rainfall, and severe coastal flooding expected to hit on Sunday. The storm is also affecting North Carolina, New York, and parts of New England, with weather forecasts predicting strong winds and rainfall that could lead to significant disruptions in travel and daily life.
It is anticipated by experts that the coastal flooding will likely be the most severe impact, particularly along the coasts from northeastern North Carolina to much of the New Jersey coast. Winds could reach 60 mph, and rainfall is expected to cause several inches of flooding in vulnerable areas.
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Airport Delays and Closures
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As a result of the storm, several airports on the East Coast are experiencing delays and closures. JFK Airport in New York is seeing average delays of 1 hour and 42 minutes, with similar disruptions reported at LaGuardia Airport. Passengers traveling through these airports should check with their airlines for updates.
In addition to flight delays, some airports are facing temporary closures. General Edward Lawrence Logan International in Boston has closed to non-scheduled transient general aviation aircraft, with exceptions only for those with prior permission (PPR). For more information, passengers can contact the airport directly at 617-561-2500. Similarly, Redding Municipal Airport in California is closed from 10/9:17 PM GMT+5:30 until 13/9:30 PM GMT+5:30, except for helicopter operations.
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Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas has also imposed restrictions, closing to non-scheduled transient general aviation aircraft unless they have 24-hour prior permission. For further details, passengers can reach out to 702-261-7775.
Total Delays and Cancellations Across the U.S. Today
The total number of flight disruptions within, into, or out of the United States today is significant. There have been 4,142 delays and 231 cancellations across airports nationwide. These disruptions highlight the widespread impact of the severe weather system affecting major airports, with travelers advised to stay updated on their flight statuses and prepare for possible further delays or cancellations.
Airport Disruptions: Cancellations and Delays Across Major U.S. Airports
Boston Logan International (BOS)
Total Delays: 279
Total Cancellations: 88
Boston Logan International is experiencing significant disruptions today due to severe weather, with a high number of delays and cancellations. Passengers traveling through this airport should expect longer waiting times and potentially more cancellations as the storm progresses.
LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
Total Delays: 331
Total Cancellations: 38
LaGuardia Airport is also heavily impacted by the weather, reporting substantial delays and cancellations. The number of delayed flights is particularly high, and travelers should check for updates with their airlines to avoid any surprises.
Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK)
Total Delays: 4
Total Cancellations: 29
Nantucket Memorial is seeing relatively few delays, but the storm has led to a considerable number of cancellations. Passengers traveling to and from Nantucket should prepare for disruptions and consider rebooking if necessary.
Martha’s Vineyard Airport (MVY)
Total Delays: 4
Total Cancellations: 18
Martha’s Vineyard is also experiencing delays and cancellations, though the numbers are somewhat smaller compared to other major airports. Travelers should be prepared for possible flight changes due to the adverse weather conditions.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International (ATL)
Total Delays: 229
Total Cancellations: 18
Hartsfield-Jackson, one of the busiest airports in the U.S., is facing a significant number of delays today, along with a small number of cancellations. Passengers should stay updated on flight statuses and prepare for long waiting times at the airport.
Miami International (MIA)
Total Delays: 150
Total Cancellations: 5
Miami International is experiencing moderate delays with fewer cancellations compared to other airports. However, disruptions are still occurring, and travelers should expect potential delays for both domestic and international flights.
Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA)
- Total Delays: 134
- Total Cancellations: 12
Seattle-Tacoma is seeing a considerable number of delays but relatively few cancellations. Travelers passing through this airport should monitor flight status updates as the weather conditions may continue to cause disruptions.
John F. Kennedy International (JFK)
- Total Delays: 258
- Total Cancellations: 12
JFK is heavily impacted by the storm, with a large number of delays affecting both domestic and international flights. The airport is also seeing a moderate number of cancellations. Passengers should be prepared for further disruptions and confirm the status of their flights with their airline.
Barnstable Municipal Airport (HYA)
Total Delays: 0
Total Cancellations: 15
Barnstable Municipal has not reported any delays, but it has seen multiple cancellations today. Travelers should consider alternative flight options if they are affected by cancellations at this airport.
Los Angeles International (LAX)
- Total Delays: 218
- Total Cancellations: 10
Los Angeles International is facing significant delays, though cancellations remain relatively low. Passengers flying through LAX should expect long wait times and possible further disruptions as the storm continues to affect operations.
Chicago O’Hare International (ORD)
- Total Delays: 271
- Total Cancellations: 7
Chicago O’Hare is experiencing a high number of delays, with only a small number of cancellations. Travelers passing through this airport should anticipate delays and check for updated flight statuses.
Minneapolis/St. Paul International (MSP)
- Total Delays: 116
- Total Cancellations: 8
Minneapolis-St. Paul International is facing moderate delays today, with a few cancellations. Passengers should remain flexible with their travel plans and check with airlines for updates regarding their flights.
Travel Tips
- Check Flight Status Regularly: Keep an eye on your airline’s website or app for real-time updates on cancellations and delays. This will help you stay ahead of any changes.
- Stay in Touch with Your Airline: Contact your airline for rebooking options or compensation. Many airlines offer flexibility during weather disruptions.
- Prepare for Extended Waits: Bring snacks, chargers, and entertainment to keep yourself comfortable during long waits at the airport.
- Consider Alternative Routes: If possible, check for flights from nearby airports or look into other transportation options if your flight is cancelled.
- Know Your Rights: Understand your passenger rights. If your flight is cancelled or significantly delayed, you may be entitled to compensation, meal vouchers, or accommodations, depending on the airline’s policy.
Conclusion
The severe weather disruptions have created widespread chaos across U.S. airports, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and flights delayed or cancelled. Airlines like Delta, American, JetBlue, United, and Alaska Airlines are struggling to keep up with the massive number of affected flights. With San Francisco, Newark, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Barnstable, Martha’s Vineyard, and Miami among the most impacted, travelers should expect more delays and cancellations in the coming hours. As the storm continues to disrupt air travel, it’s essential to stay informed and prepared for further challenges.
Source: FlightAware, The Sun
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