Flight Cancellations Surge for Third Straight Day, Over 2,200 Cancelled

UPDATE: Travel chaos continues as flight cancellations disrupt U.S. travel for the third consecutive day. On Sunday, FlightAware reported over 2,200 flights were canceled and more than 7,500 were delayed, leaving many travelers anxious as they prepare for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.

While travelers at Fresno Yosemite Airport have reported no delays or cancellations, the broader situation is raising alarms among travel agents. Cathyrn Doty, a planner at Not Your Evil Stepmother’s Vacation Planner, stated, “I am monitoring the cancellations every morning to ensure my clients are informed and prepared for any changes.”

The disruptions come at a crucial time, with millions of Americans expected to take to the skies for Thanksgiving. AAA is closely monitoring these travel trends, with spokesperson Doug Johnson predicting that Tuesday and Wednesday, along with the following Sunday, will be peak travel days.

As the ongoing government shutdown adds to the uncertainty, travel experts urge flexibility. They advise travelers to be prepared for sudden changes and to remain adaptable in the face of delays and cancellations. The combination of high travel volumes and operational challenges raises the stakes for holiday travel plans.

With the situation evolving rapidly, travelers are encouraged to stay updated on their flight statuses and consider contingency plans. For real-time updates, follow travel experts and news outlets on social media platforms.

Stay tuned for more urgent updates as this story develops, and be prepared for what could be a challenging travel week ahead.