ATLANTA, powerful storms swept the Midwest and moved east and disrupted U.S. air travel this week, forcing airlines to cancel and delay hundreds to a thousand flights. FlightAware tallies varied by report time, with major hubs including Atlanta, New York and Chicago reporting the most cancellations. The National Weather Service warned of high winds and severe conditions on Monday and storms dumped heavy snow in parts of the Midwest. A partial government shutdown beginning Feb. 14 constrained Transportation Security Administration staffing and compounded security queues. Airlines continue recovery and rebooking operations nationally. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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Airlines with available crews and alternative carriers, insurance companies, and ground-transport providers benefited through rebooking opportunities, claims processing, and increased demand for substitute travel.
Passengers, airports, frontline staff, and local businesses suffered from cancellations, long delays, overcrowding, lost revenue and operational strain.
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Storms Force Hundreds Of U.S. Flight Cancellations, Delays
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