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Disruptions Weekly Overview

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Chicago

~ 34,397 Flights affected

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New York

~ 28,700 Flights affected

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Boston

~ 26,560 Flights affected

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Dallas

~ 22,560 Flights affected

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Newark

~ 21,663 Flights affected

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London

~ 19,709 Flights affected

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Houston

~ 17,700 Flights affected

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Miami

~ 17,700 Flights affected

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Washington

~ 17,700 Flights affected

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Frankfurt

~ 16,324 Flights affected

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Paris

~ 16,324 Flights affected

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Los Angeles

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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Orlando

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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Fort Lauderdale

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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Detroit

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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Philadelphia

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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New Orleans

~ 14,663 Flights affected

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San Diego

~ 7,897 Flights affected

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Indianapolis

~ 7,897 Flights affected

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Manchester

~ 5,046 Flights affected

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Birmingham

~ 5,046 Flights affected

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Edinburgh

~ 4,956 Flights affected

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Newcastle

~ 4,956 Flights affected

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Bristol

~ 4,956 Flights affected

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Glasgow

~ 4,956 Flights affected

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Atlanta

~ 4,000 Flights affected

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Jakarta

~ 3,900 Flights affected

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Tokyo

~ 3,900 Flights affected

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Delhi

~ 3,900 Flights affected

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Denver

~ 3,037 Flights affected

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Rome

~ 2,645 Flights affected

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Madrid

~ 2,645 Flights affected

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Tenerife

~ 2,000 Flights affected

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Granadilla De Abone

~ 2,000 Flights affected

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Dubai

~ 1,579 Flights affected

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Jeddah

~ 1,237 Flights affected

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Riyadh

~ 1,237 Flights affected

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Abha

~ 1,237 Flights affected

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Sharjah

~ 1,237 Flights affected

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Amman

~ 1,237 Flights affected

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Charleroi

~ 832 Flights affected

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Doha

~ 677 Flights affected

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Gizan

~ 677 Flights affected

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Najran

~ 677 Flights affected

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Jazan

~ 677 Flights affected

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Nejran

~ 677 Flights affected

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Kuwait City

~ 560 Flights affected

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Kuwait

~ 560 Flights affected

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São Paulo

~ 345 Flights affected

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Campinas

~ 345 Flights affected

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Guarulhos

~ 345 Flights affected

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Abu Dhabi

~ 342 Flights affected

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Phoenix

~ 270 Flights affected

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Dublin

~ 90 Flights affected

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Delays and Cancellations

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Amsterdam Schiphol and Princess Juliana delays and cancellations affect 428 flights

Flight schedules at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and Princess Juliana International Airport were heavily disrupted on 22 June 2026 as 417 delayed movements and 11 cancellations pushed the total to 428 affected flights. Amsterdam saw the largest knock-on effect as KLM, Delta Air Lines, and Air France connections slipped out of sequence, while in Sint Maarten, delays hit Winair, American Airlines, and JetBlue services and made same-day onward connections harder to keep. For passengers, that meant long waits, missed links, and crowded rebooking desks. Because the cause has only been described as operational disruption, compensation isn't certain, but travelers on some flights departing from Amsterdam may still want to check whether EC 261 applies to their case.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Toronto Pearson disruption causes 32 cancellations and 124 delays

On 22 June 2026, Toronto Pearson International Airport saw 32 cancellations and 124 delays across Air Canada, Jazz, Air Canada Rouge, Porter Airlines, and Air Transat. The slowdown began in the early morning and spread across domestic, US, European, Caribbean, and some long-haul routes as airlines worked through crew rotations, aircraft positioning, and schedule changes. Because no weather event, strike, or IT outage has been flagged, passengers on eligible transatlantic flights may be entitled to up to {{compensation_value}} compensation under EC 261 if their journey was canceled or delayed by more than 3 hours.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

Newark weather and ATC delays disrupt 140 flights at EWR

A fresh wave of disruption hit Newark Liberty International Airport on 18 June 2026 as bad weather, congestion, and air-traffic-control restrictions led to at least 140 delayed or canceled flight movements by midday. United Airlines saw the heaviest impact, but delays also affected Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Porter Airlines, Jazz Aviation, and TAP Air Portugal, with knock-on problems for flights to London, Dublin, Frankfurt, Lisbon, Toronto, and Montreal. Because the main cause appears to be weather and ATC restrictions outside the airlines’ control, cash compensation is unlikely, but affected passengers should still be offered rebooking or refunds, meals, and hotel accommodation if needed.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Delta delays and cancellations affect 502 flights across US and Europe

Delta Air Lines saw widespread disruption on 18 June 2026 , with 473 delayed departures and 29 cancellations affecting 502 flights across hubs including Atlanta and New York, as well as routes to London, Paris, Amsterdam, and Rome. For passengers, that meant long waits, missed connections, and limited rebooking options as lines grew at airport service desks and hotel rooms near major hubs became harder to find. Because Delta had not confirmed a single cause, it was not yet clear how support or compensation would apply on every route, so travelers with heavily delayed or canceled flights should check what rights may be available for their trip and keep an eye on flight updates before heading to the airport.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

Philadelphia International Airport delays and cancellations hit 389 flights

Bad weather disrupted 389 flights at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) on 18 June 2026, including 381 delays and at least 8 cancellations, with American Airlines seeing the biggest impact. The slowdown spread beyond domestic routes, affecting PSA Airlines, Frontier Airlines, Delta Air Lines, British Airways, Aer Lingus, and Aeroméxico, and creating knock-on problems for travelers heading to Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Mexico, and Caribbean destinations. Because the disruption was driven by thunderstorms and related air traffic restrictions outside the airlines’ control, compensation under EC 261 is usually unlikely, but airlines should still provide care such as rebooking, meals, refunds, and hotel accommodation if needed.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Finnair and Norwegian Air Sweden cancel 4 flights at Helsinki-Vantaa, triggering 93 delays

An operational breakdown at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport on 19 June 2026 started with 4 cancellations — two by Finnair and two by Norwegian Air Sweden — but quickly spread across both airlines' schedules. By late afternoon, the total had risen to at least 97 affected flights, including 93 delays, with routes touching more than 50 cities across Europe, North America, and Asia, from London and Paris to New York, Tokyo, and Hong Kong. For passengers, that meant missed connections at Finland's main international hub, longer waits, rebookings onto full flights, and in some cases overnight stays while schedules were reset. Because the exact cause hasn't been confirmed, whether compensation applies under EC 261 will depend on what triggered the disruption, so it's worth checking your rights.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Denver International Airport disruption causes 231 delays and 5 cancellations for Southwest and United

A major disruption at Denver International Airport (DEN) on 18 June 2026 left Southwest Airlines and United Airlines passengers dealing with 5 cancellations and 231 delays. Because Denver is a key hub for both carriers, the problems quickly spread beyond Colorado, causing missed connections and longer waits on routes across the United States and on services to Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii. The root cause still hasn't been clearly identified, so it's not yet clear whether compensation applies. Passengers should keep checking flight status, ask their airline about rebooking or care, and can use AirHelp's free flight checker to understand what may apply.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Southwest Airlines cancels 78 flights and delays 128 at Chicago Midway International Airport

Chicago Midway International Airport became the worst-affected airport in the United States on 18 June 2026 after Southwest Airlines canceled 78 departures and delayed 128 more . The disruption started in the morning and was still ongoing by the afternoon, with thousands of passengers waiting for gate changes, rebooking options, and updated boarding times while the airline worked to reposition aircraft and crews. The knock-on effect spread through Southwest’s network to more than 60 U.S. cities, as well as routes to Cancún, Guadalajara, and Punta Cana. Because the problem was tied to the airline’s own operations rather than a clear outside event, some passengers on itineraries touching the European Union could be entitled to up to {{compensation_value}} compensation under EC 261.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

Southwest Airlines sees 1,088 disruptions across Dallas, Chicago, and Las Vegas

Southwest Airlines recorded 1,083 delays and 5 cancellations on 19 June 2026, causing 1,088 total disruptions across major hubs including Dallas Love Field, Chicago Midway International Airport, Denver International Airport, Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, and Harry Reid International Airport. For passengers, that meant long waits and missed plans during a peak summer travel day, as early delays spread from one flight to the next and eventually reached Baltimore/Washington, Orlando, Tampa, and Nashville. Because thunderstorms and Air Traffic Control limits were the main drivers, compensation is unlikely, but affected travelers should still be offered care and assistance and can use AirHelp's free flight checker to understand what support may apply.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

Severe weather at Boston Logan delays 522 flights and cancels 53 on 19 June

Severe weather at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) on 19 June 2026 disrupted 575 flights, including 522 delays and 53 cancellations, after strong winds and a tornado watch triggered a wider breakdown in aircraft, crew, and gate availability. JetBlue saw the biggest impact, while Republic Airways, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines also faced major schedule changes, and the knock-on effect reached airports including JFK, LGA, ATL, ORD, and SFO. Because the disruption was caused by weather, compensation is usually unlikely, but passengers should still be offered rebooking or refunds and care such as meals, refreshments, and overnight accommodation when needed.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Chicago O'Hare disruptions leave 207 flights canceled and 1,218 delayed

Major disruption hit Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) on 18 June 2026, with 207 flights canceled and 1,218 delayed across carriers including SkyWest Airlines, Republic Airways, and Envoy Air. The problems started in the morning and continued through the day, spreading across domestic routes and international connections from Toronto and London to Doha, Tokyo, and Seoul. For many travelers, that meant missed connections, crowded terminals, long lines for help, and uncertainty over onward plans as airlines worked to reposition aircraft and crews. Because no confirmed cause was given, compensation isn't clear yet, but passengers on routes covered by EC 261 may still want to check their rights.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Charles de Gaulle and Nice airports see 11 cancellations and 305 delays

An operational breakdown at Charles de Gaulle Airport and Nice Côte d'Azur Airport on 19 June 2026 caused 11 cancellations and more than 300 delays across France, disrupting at least 316 flights in less than 24 hours. Air France was hit hardest at Charles de Gaulle, while easyJet recorded heavy delays on the Paris–Nice corridor as passengers dealt with long queues, missed connections, and waits of up to 8 hours. The exact cause wasn't confirmed, so whether compensation applies will depend on what triggered the disruption, but affected travelers should still check their rights, including possible EC 261 protection and care during long delays.

Alice Mariscotti-WyattJun 22, 2026

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Delays

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United flight 404 delay leaves Houston to Newark passengers stranded overnight

Passengers on United flight 404 from George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) were left waiting overnight after the aircraft taxied out on 15 June 2026 and then returned to the gate. Former U.S. men’s national team captain Landon Donovan was among those on board and publicly criticized United Airlines over what he said was a lack of clear information and respect for travelers. Other passengers also said they were kept on the plane for an extended period before deplaning. Because this was a domestic U.S. route, EC 261 doesn’t apply automatically, so any reimbursement or compensation would depend on United’s own policies and U.S. Department of Transportation rules.

Matteo FlorisJun 18, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Southwest Airlines disruption cancels 6 flights and delays 54 at BWI

Operations at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport were badly disrupted on 18 June 2026 after a Southwest Airlines breakdown left 6 canceled flights and 54 delays, with Contour Airlines adding more disruption to the day's total. For passengers, that meant long lines, crowded terminals, difficult rebooking, and knock-on delays reaching airports across the U.S. as well as leisure routes to Cancún, Montego Bay, Punta Cana, and San Juan. No weather, strike, or technology failure was identified, and the problem was linked instead to crew and aircraft mis-positioning. Because the disruption appears to have been within the airline's control, passengers on eligible routes may be able to claim compensation under Montreal Convention law, alongside rebooking, refunds, and care where needed.

Matteo FlorisJun 18, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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AirAsia, Air China, and other carriers hit by 1,440 flight disruptions across Asia

A region-wide airline scheduling breakdown on 17 June 2026 pulled airlines including AirAsia, Batik Air, ANA Wings, Air China, and SpiceJet into 1,440 flight disruptions across China, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, and India. Major hubs including Beijing Capital International Airport, Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, Soekarno–Hatta International Airport, Tokyo International Airport (Haneda), and Indira Gandhi International Airport all saw severe delays and cancellations, leaving terminals crowded and onward plans disrupted for thousands of travelers. Airlines are using scheduling backups and pushing rebooking through mobile apps and call centers as the disruption continues. If your journey was on a qualifying route, you may be entitled to compensation. AirHelp's free flight checker can help you see if your flight qualifies.

Matteo FlorisJun 18, 2026

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Delays and Cancellations

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Southwest disruption at Dallas Love Field triggers 14 cancellations and over 70 delays

A widespread disruption at Southwest Airlines on 18 June 2026 started at Dallas Love Field and quickly spread across the carrier’s U.S. network. The airline canceled 7 flights at Dallas and delayed more than 70 departures there, while knock-on effects pushed the day’s total to 14 cancellations and disrupted routes touching at least 40 other cities, including Chicago, Houston, Orlando, and Memphis. Because the issue appears to have been internal to the airline rather than weather or air traffic control, affected passengers should keep an eye on rebooking, refund, and compensation options, and can use AirHelp’s free flight checker to see what may apply.

Matteo FlorisJun 18, 2026

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