Most of the affected flights had destinations or departures in the Northeast Corridor, including at the Washington region's three airports. The Philadelphia hub had about 600 canceled flights, and the three D.C. area airports had 870 flights canceled as of noon Wednesday. SERVICE ALERT: Due to impending severe weather in the Northeast region, we will be operating modified service on Wed. 3/21. Airports are asking travelers to monitor their flight status and check before leaving for the airport. Travelers should contact their airlines for updated flight status information BEFORE heading to #BWI.
Spring snowstorm snarls air travel in the Northeast
Airlines canceled or delayed thousands of flights Wednesday as another storm developed along the Mid-Atlantic coast, bringing a combination of rain, sleet and snow. On Tuesday more than 700 flights within the U.S. were canceled, many because of the storm. "The entire region should expect disruptions Wednesday morning, including school closings, a difficult commute, and air travel delays and cancellations," said Jason Samenow, chief meteorologist at The Washington Post. The Philadelphia hub had roughly 600 canceled flights and the three Washington-area airports had 550 flights canceled as of early Wednesday. The nation's four biggest carriers - American, Delta, United and Southwest - have flexible change policies for travelers in the Northeast.
Early-spring snowstorm makes for rough travel in Tri-State
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