Boston Logan International Airport recorded 82 delays and 16 cancellations today. The airlines most affected include JetBlue (26 delays), American Airlines (1 cancellation, 13 delays), and Delta Air Lines (11 delays). Other major carriers facing operational impact included United Airlines (2 delays), Spirit Airlines (2 delays), Republic Airways (13 delays), and international airlines such as British Airways (1 delay), Air Canada (1 delay), KLM (1 delay), and Korean Air (1 delay).
Airport disruptions extended beyond Boston, affecting key travel hubs including Washington, D.C. (Reagan National), Orlando, Chicago O’Hare, Tampa, Toronto Pearson, London Heathrow, and Amsterdam Schiphol. Regional airports such as Martha’s Vineyard, Hancock County–Bar Harbor, Lebanon Municipal, and Adirondack Regional also saw cancellations, intensifying travel challenges across New England and major East Coast corridors.
- Update today: Boston Logan reported 82 delays and 16 cancellations.
- JetBlue recorded the highest number of delays with 26 flights affected.
- American Airlines reported 1 cancellation and 13 delays.
- Delta Air Lines logged 11 delays, while Republic Airways saw 13 delayed flights.
- Major disruption routes connected Boston with Washington, Orlando, Chicago, Tampa, and Toronto.
- Regional New England airports including Martha’s Vineyard and Bar Harbor experienced multiple cancellations.
- International routes to London, Amsterdam, Vienna, Zurich, Hong Kong, and Incheon saw isolated delays.
Airlines Most Affected by Flight Cancellations and Delays
JetBlue
JetBlue recorded 26 delays, the highest delay count among all airlines operating through Boston today. Although no cancellations were reported for the carrier, the volume of delayed departures and arrivals placed notable strain on schedules across domestic routes.
American Airlines
American Airlines reported 1 cancellation and 13 delays, reflecting operational disruption on both regional and major domestic routes. The airline was among the top carriers impacted by delays in terms of percentage.
Delta Air Lines
Delta Air Lines logged 11 delays without cancellations. The delays were spread across key domestic connections, contributing to congestion on several high-traffic corridors.
Republic Airways
Republic Airways recorded 13 delays, impacting regional feeder services that connect passengers to larger hubs.
What Can Affected Passengers Do?
- Check airline apps and official websites for real-time flight status updates.
- Contact the airline directly for rebooking or alternative travel options.
- Review eligibility for meal vouchers, hotel accommodations, or compensation depending on airline policy.
- Consider alternate nearby airports if travel is urgent.
- Retain boarding passes and receipts for potential reimbursement claims.
- Monitor weather and air traffic advisories before heading to the airport.
Overview of Flight Disruptions
Today’s disruptions at Boston Logan International Airport rippled through multiple major US travel corridors. The heaviest concentration of delays affected routes between Boston and Washington, D.C. (Reagan National), Orlando International Airport, Chicago O’Hare International Airport, and Tampa International Airport. These cities appeared multiple times among delayed connections, signaling congestion across high-volume East Coast and Midwest travel networks.
Regional airports in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and New York State experienced cancellations, particularly Martha’s Vineyard, Hancock County–Bar Harbor, Lebanon Municipal, and Adirondack Regional Airport.
Beyond domestic routes, limited delays extended internationally, touching Toronto Pearson International Airport in Canada, London Heathrow in the United Kingdom, Amsterdam Schiphol in the Netherlands, Vienna International Airport in Austria, Zurich Airport in Switzerland, Incheon International Airport in South Korea, and Hong Kong International Airport in Hong Kong. While the number of delayed international flights was relatively small compared to domestic operations, the geographic spread illustrates the global connectivity of Boston’s aviation network.
Major U.S. carriers including JetBlue, American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Spirit Airlines were among those impacted. Regional operators such as Republic Airways also faced operational strain, particularly on shorter routes.
In total, 82 delayed flights and 16 cancellations were recorded at Boston today, with disruptions concentrated on domestic corridors and regional connections while maintaining limited but noticeable international impact.
Source: Different airports and FlightAware
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