Over 709 flights delayed, 110 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions

More than 709 flights were delayed and 110 were canceled across the United States as thunderstorms affected multiple regions, according to FlightAware. Miami International Airport saw the most disruptions of any U.S. airport Tuesday, with 70 delays and 42 cancellations. American Airlines accounted for the highest number of delays and cancellations among U.S. carriers, reporting 75 delays and 31 cancellations. The FAA said severe weather could delay or cancel flights in central and south Florida (FLL, MIA, MCO, TPA), Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP), Houston (HOU, IAH) and Denver (DEN). Airlines and travel experts urged passengers to monitor flight status, enable app notifications, rebook quickly if canceled, and carry essentials for extended delays.