Thousands of Flights Canceled Monday After Snowstorm
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Thousands of flights were canceled across dozens of airports in the Northeast United States after a winter storm brought heavy snow and ice on Sunday. As of Monday morning, about 4,000 departing and arriving flights to the US were canceled, with over 2,000 delayed. The disruptions affected major airlines, with many offering travel waivers and rebooking options for customers. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy predicted that flights would return to normal by midweek, citing improving weather conditions in the northeast. However, lingering ice and frigid temperatures may slow flights in the days ahead. Airports such as Boston Logan International Airport, Kennedy Airport, La Guardia Airport, and Newark Liberty International Airport reported significant cancellations, with some airports experiencing up to 60% of scheduled departures canceled.
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