25 aviation articles tagged “Winter Storm Fern”
American Airlines is compensating flight attendants stranded by Winter Storm Fern, which the carrier called its largest weather-related disruption in history.
A historic winter storm forced over 32,000 flight cancellations and closed 30 airports, creating one of the most severe US air travel disruptions since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Winter Storm Fern caused widespread flight cancellations at Savannah-Hilton Head International Airport (SAV), largely due to hub paralysis at Atlanta and limited de-icing capacity.
American Airlines announced a minimal 0.3% profit-sharing payout, igniting anger among frontline staff who faced severe operational challenges during Winter Storm Fern.
American Airlines Group (AAL) shares fell 7.00% on January 27 after a Q4 earnings miss and management's forecast of a $175 million Q1 storm impact.
Winter Storm Fern triggered the largest US air travel disruption since 2020, forcing over 12,500 flight cancellations and causing American Airlines to forecast a Q1 financial loss.
Massive winter storm recovery efforts are underway across the US, causing widespread flight chaos and operational disruptions for major airlines and airports.
Winter Storm Fern caused the most severe single-day disruption since the pandemic, forcing over 10,000 US flight cancellations on Sunday, January 25.
US airlines faced the worst operational day since 2020 as Winter Storm Fern forced over 11,000 flight cancellations and widespread delays across major hubs.
US airlines canceled over 11,000 flights Sunday due to Winter Storm Fern, marking a historic single-day disruption that crippled major hubs like DFW and LGA.
US airlines and major hubs faced massive disruption from Winter Storm Fern; over 12,000 flights were canceled, crippling operations and stranding passengers.
Bradley International Airport (BDL) saw 38% of its Sunday flights canceled due to Winter Storm Fern, part of a massive 11,400+ nationwide flight disruption.
A massive US winter storm triggered the highest single-day flight cancellation event since the pandemic, scrapping over 10,300 flights on Sunday.
Major Gulf carriers, including Emirates and Etihad, canceled over a dozen US flights from January 24-26 as Winter Storm Fern caused widespread North American disruption.
U.S. commercial aviation faced its worst single-day disruption since the pandemic, with over 11,000 flights canceled Sunday due to Winter Storm Fern and widespread airport closures.
US airlines canceled over 11,400 flights Sunday due to Winter Storm Fern; this caused the largest air travel disruption since the pandemic at major hubs.
Winter Storm Fern caused a record 11,016 US flight cancellations by Sunday, impacting major hubs like Hartsfield-Jackson and American Airlines operations severely.
Over 10,200 US flights were canceled as a monster winter storm caused more than 850,000 power outages, forcing Ronald Reagan National Airport to close.
Winter Storm Fern caused the US's worst aviation disruption since 2020, grounding over 10,000 flights as JetBlue, American, and Delta canceled thousands.
A monster US winter storm caused one of the worst aviation disruptions since COVID-19, grounding over 10,800 flights Sunday and crippling operations at major Northeast airports.
