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JetBlue, Delta, American, Japan, Korean, and TAP Air Portugal Face Major Flight Disruptions at Boston Logan, Reagan National, and LaGuardia in the US Amid Winter Storm With Over Two Hundred Flights Canceled: New Updates

Monday, February 17, 2025

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A powerful winter storm is wreaking havoc on air travel, causing widespread disruptions for JetBlue, Delta, American, Japan, Korean, and TAP Air Portugal passengers. Over 200 flights have been canceled, with major delays reported at Boston Logan International, Reagan National, and LaGuardia airports. As airlines struggle to manage the impact of the storm, travelers are facing last-minute schedule changes and extended wait times, making this one of the most challenging travel days of the season.

Boston Logan International (BOS) – Heavy Cancellations and Delays

Boston Logan has reported 148 delays and 90 cancellations today as airlines struggle to manage the impact of winter weather.

Passengers traveling through Boston should expect ongoing disruptions and check with airlines for updated schedules.

Reagan National Airport (DCA) – Travel Woes Continue

Washington, D.C.’s Reagan National Airport is also seeing widespread flight disruptions, with 108 delays and 70 cancellations recorded so far.

The uncertainty surrounding the incoming storm makes travel conditions even more unpredictable in the coming days.

LaGuardia Airport (LGA) – Most Delayed Airport Today

New York’s LaGuardia Airport has reported the highest number of delays among the three airports, with 162 delayed flights and 81 cancellations.

With an increase in winter weather activity, passengers at LaGuardia should be prepared for potential last-minute changes to their flights.

Winter Storm Threat Intensifies Across the US

The latest winter storm is tracking across the Midwest and moving toward the East Coast, threatening to bring the biggest snowfall of the season or fizzle out entirely, depending on how it develops.

When Will This Storm End?

The good news for travelers is that meteorologists predict this storm will be the last in a series of winter weather events impacting the country. While temperatures will remain frigid, causing record-low temperatures in parts of the Midwest, conditions should start improving toward the end of the week.

What Travelers Should Do

With major airports already experiencing severe disruptions, passengers should stay updated on flight statuses and be prepared for potential cancellations. Airlines are offering flexible rebooking policies due to the storm, so checking with your carrier before heading to the airport is highly recommended.

As the storm moves eastward, further cancellations and delays are expected. If you have travel plans this week, be sure to monitor weather updates and airline advisories for the latest information.

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