Over 851 flights delayed, 52 canceled amid widespread U.S. travel disruptions

More than 851 flights were delayed and 52 were canceled across the United States on Thursday, disrupting operations at multiple airports, according to FlightAware data and reporting cited in the article. Boston Logan International Airport led the day with 24 delays. Westchester County Airport saw the most cancellations, with eight. Among U.S. carriers, JetBlue had the highest count of disruptions at the time of publication, with 34 delays and four cancellations. The Federal Aviation Administration pointed to operational factors including high winds affecting Boston, New York (EWR, JFK, LGA), Philadelphia (PHL) and Las Vegas (LAS), low clouds slowing flights in Denver (DEN) and Seattle (SEA), and thunderstorms that could delay or cancel flights in Fort Lauderdale (FLL) and Miami (MIA).