Air travel across the United States continues to face major disruptions as powerful storms that battered the Midwest move toward the eastern regions, severely impacting airline schedules.
According to FlightAware, more than 1,000 flights were canceled and around 4,200 delayed on Tuesday as airlines struggled to recover from earlier disruptions. The situation remains challenging for both carriers and passengers nationwide.
The worst impact was seen at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where over 200 flights were canceled and nearly 450 delayed, making it the most affected hub during the ongoing weather crisis.
The disruption follows severe storms that brought heavy snowfall across the Midwest before sweeping eastward, leaving a ripple effect on US aviation and causing continued delays and cancellations.