Passengers in Acute Distress as LATAM, Delta Air Lines, Avianca, Aerolineas Argentinas Face 86 Delays and 29 Cancellations Across Bogotá, Lima, Santiago, Mexico City, and Minneapolis, Putting a Halt to Travel

Published on November 29, 2025

A series of flight cancellations by major airlines, including LATAM, Delta Air Lines, Aerolineas Argentinas, and Avianca, has led to major disruptions in international travel. Over 40 flights have been canceled, severely impacting travelers across key routes to and from Latin America and Europe. Key destinations like El Dorado International (Bogotá), Jorge Chávez International (Lima), and several U.S. cities have been most affected. These cancellations have caused delays and frustration for passengers, as they attempt to secure rebookings or find alternative flights.

Causes of the Flight Cancellations:

The cancellations have been attributed to various operational challenges, including aircraft maintenance issues, air traffic control delays, and staffing shortages. Furthermore, the surge in travel demand has exacerbated the situation. Airlines have been under pressure as they try to accommodate the increasing number of passengers while managing logistical difficulties in a post-pandemic world.

Effect on Passengers:

For passengers, the impact has been substantial. Many have been left stranded at airports, forced to deal with long waiting times and limited rebooking options. The cancellations are particularly disruptive for international travelers who may have to make alternative travel arrangements, such as booking last-minute connections or relying on ground transportation.

Key Affected Destinations:

The following destinations have seen significant cancellations:

• LATAM Colombia (Lan Colombia) Cancellations
  • Bogotá (El Dorado International) to San Andrés (Gustavo Rojas Pinilla)
  • San Andrés to Bogotá
• LATAM Peru (Lanperu) Cancellations
  • Madrid to Lima (Jorge Chávez International)
  • Cusco (Alejandro Velasco Astete) to Lima
  • Santiago (Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez) to Lima
  • Lima to Santiago
• Delta Air Lines Cancellations
  • Paris (Charles de Gaulle) to Minneapolis
  • Salt Lake City to Bozeman
  • Mexico City to Atlanta
  • Key West to Atlanta
  • Minneapolis to Atlanta
  • Queretaro to Atlanta
• Aerolineas Argentinas (Argentina) Cancellations
  • Buenos Aires (Jorge Newbery) to Ushuaia
  • Buenos Aires to Lima
  • Lima to Buenos Aires
• Avianca El Salvador (TACA) Cancellations
  • San Salvador to Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Toronto
  • Dallas to San Salvador
  • Toronto to San Salvador
  • Los Angeles to San Salvador

Table: List of Canceled Flights

Conclusion:

The cancellation of more than 40 flights across LATAM, Delta, Aerolineas Argentinas, Avianca, and Boliviana de Aviación has caused widespread disruption, particularly for passengers traveling to and from key destinations in Latin America and Europe. These disruptions have resulted in long wait times, confusion, and frustration for affected passengers. Airlines are working to reschedule and accommodate passengers, but the continued operational challenges highlight the vulnerabilities in global air travel as it continues its post-pandemic recovery. Passengers are advised to stay updated with their airline for rebooking information and further updates.

(Data Source: FlightAware)