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Over 1,246 flights delayed, 334 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions
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More than 1,246 flights were delayed and 334 were canceled across the United States Friday, according to FlightAware. Philadelphia International Airport recorded the highest disruption among U.S. airports, with 99 delays and 77 cancellations. American Airlines led domestic carriers that day with 91 delays and 65 cancellations, based on flight tracking data. The Federal Aviation Administration pointed to thunderstorms that could affect departures from airports including Atlanta, Boston, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando, Tampa, New York area airports, and Washington, D.C. High winds were also cited as a factor behind expected delays in Denver.
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