Source: The Points Guy
Summary
A major winter storm, dubbed Hernando, has caused significant disruptions to air travel in the Northeast, with over 5,500 flights canceled in the US as of Monday morning. The storm has affected airports from Delaware to New England, with many airlines issuing weather waivers to ease restrictions on changing or rescheduling flights. The disruptions are expected to last for days, with over 10,300 flights canceled since Sunday.
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Travelers in the Northeast can expect significant disruptions to their flights, with many airlines canceling flights in advance of the storm. The storm has affected major airports, including those in Delaware, New England, and New York. Airlines such as Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines have issued weather waivers to help travelers change or reschedule their flights. And, of course, the storm is just another reminder that sometimes, the best-laid travel plans can be ruined by a little bit of weather.
Author: Evan Null
