Nearly 4,000 flights canceled Thursday in the U.S.
U.S. air traffic is still far from returning to normal after the storm Elliot and this Thursday morning had already confirmed the cancellation of nearly 4,000 flights, more than half of them of the Southwest company, plunged into complete chaos since the beginning of the storm.
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According to data published by FlightAware, 3,944 flights have already been canceled this Thursday, of which 2,357 (58%) are Southwest flights.
The airports with the most canceled flights are Denver, Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas and Baltimore.
There are also delays in more than 8,000 flights scheduled for Thursday, reported EFE.
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