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A severe disruption affected air travel across the United States on Sunday, with airlines reporting a total of 5,855 delays and 201 cancellations by the end of the day. Chicago O'Hare experienced the highest number of delays at 556, followed by Boston Logan, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson, Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Francisco International. American Airlines reported the most delays among carriers with 614, closely trailed by Southwest with 594, Delta with 406, and United with 346. The FAA attributed the situation to heavy cloud cover over Lake Michigan and adverse weather conditions over Massachusetts Bay, initiating ground delay programs to address the diminished runway capacity due to low ceiling conditions at key hub airports.
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00:00A massive flight meltdown just hit airports across the entire country,
00:03and five major hubs took the worst of it.
00:06Airlines logged 5,855 delays and 201 cancellations nationwide by the end of the day Sunday.
00:13Chicago O'Hare was hit hardest with 556 delays,
00:17followed by Boston Logan, Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson,
00:21Dallas-Fort Worth, and San Francisco International.
00:24By airline, American-led with 614 delays, Southwest close behind at 594.
00:30Delta at 406, and United at 346.
00:33The FAA blames dense cloud cover over Lake Michigan,
00:37combined with coastal weather over Massachusetts Bay,
00:40forcing controllers to implement ground delay programs at major hubs.
00:43Low cloud ceilings meant reduced runway capacity,
00:46and that squeeze rippled out nationwide.
00:49Travelers through any major hub this week should build in extra time,
00:53since forecasters say similar conditions could return.
00:56Disclosure.
00:57This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced,
01:00using AI-assisted tools.
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