Airlines cancel nearly 750 flights in US, as adverse weather and shortage of staff hurt their ability to keep up with surge in summer travel demand
American Airlines says cancellations were largely due to weather and air traffic control initiatives designed to regulate traffic.
Total flight cancellations within, into, or out of the United States as of 1.07 pm ET were 747 on Monday, as per flight-tracking websiteDelta Air Lines had over 200 cancellations, Republic Airways Inc and United Airlines Holdings Inc had 196 and 122 flight cancellations, respectively, while American Airlines Group Inc canceled 62 flights as of Monday afternoon.
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