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Flight cancellations are surging this summer time. These airports have been hit the toughest.
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Flight cancellations are surging this summer time. These airports have been hit the toughest.

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Last updated: July 17, 2025 10:35 pm
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Airports with worse flight cancellation charges than final summer timeAirports with higher flight cancellation charges than final summer time2025 up to nowExtra from CBS Information

Airports from Boston to Atlanta have seen a considerable spike in flight cancellations because the summer time journey rush started this yr in comparison with the identical interval in 2024.

Nationally, the cancellation charge is up about 29% from 1.4% of flights being canceled in 2024 to 1.8% up to now this summer time. Traditionally, airways see between 1 and a pair of% of flights canceled on any given day.

Utilizing knowledge from flight tracker FlightAware, CBS Information checked out Might 21, 2025 — the Wednesday earlier than Memorial Day — by way of July 14, 2025, in comparison with the identical interval final yr, which is shifted by at some point.

Whereas there have been practically 256,000 fewer scheduled flights, about an 18% drop in comparison with summer time 2024, the variety of canceled flights has been increased by about 1,000 flights.

To date this summer time, 27.3% of flights have been delayed in comparison with 25.1% final yr. The common delay time has crept up 4 minutes to 62 minutes.

The summer time journey troubles fluctuate enormously by airport with many on the East Coast experiencing worse cancellation charges than they did final yr, based on knowledge from Cirium, an aviation analytics agency, for the Wednesday earlier than Memorial Day by way of July 15. 

Airports with worse flight cancellation charges than final summer time

Listed below are the airports with the best will increase in cancellation charges up to now this summer time in comparison with the identical time interval final yr:

DCA

Ronald Reagan Washington Nationwide Airport tops the listing with a 274% increased cancellation charge up to now this summer time. Practically 6% of its flights have been canceled. On-time efficiency is down greater than 10%.

The airport was the positioning of the lethal crash between an American Airways aircraft and an Military helicopter in January.

ATL

Whereas Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Worldwide Airport’s cancellation charge this summer time of practically 1.6% is inside historic norms, that’s up by 257%, and its on-time arrival is down 9.3%.

IAD

Washington Dulles Worldwide Airport has seen its cancellation charge surge 104% in comparison with final yr, whereas its on-time efficiency is off by simply over 10%.

BOS

Boston Logan Worldwide Airport’s cancellation charge is 68% increased this yr, and on-time efficiency has dropped by 3.7%.

LGA

LaGuardia Airport has canceled about 5% of flights up to now this summer time, a 65% enhance from final yr. Its on-time efficiency charge is down 6.1%

PHL

Philadelphia Worldwide Airport’s cancellation charge is up 63%, whereas on-time efficiency is down 2.2%.


Airports with higher flight cancellation charges than final summer time

These airports have decreased cancellation charges probably the most up to now this summer time in comparison with the identical time interval final yr:

MIA

Miami Worldwide Airport has seen a 40% decrease cancellation charge this summer time with on-time efficiency up 7.3%.

FLL

One other Florida airport, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Worldwide Airport, has a cancellation charge that’s 25% decrease than final yr’s. Its on-time efficiency charge is up 7.7%.

SFO

San Francisco Worldwide Airport’s cancellation charge is down 21%, and its on-time efficiency is up 5.6%.

DFW

Dallas Fort Value Worldwide Airport has seen its cancellation charge decline 17%, whereas on-time efficiency has improved 0.8%.

LAX

Los Angeles Worldwide Airport’s cancellation charge has fallen 12% this yr. On-time efficiency is up 2.9%.

ORD

Chicago O’Hare Worldwide Airport has seen its cancellation charge drop by 9%, whereas on-time efficiency has edged up 1.6%.

2025 up to now

2025 up to now, not simply from the beginning of the summer time journey season, the full variety of flights within the U.S. grew by about 3% in comparison with the identical time interval in 2024. There have been 4,842,254 flights departing the U.S. for home and worldwide locations between Jan. 1, 2025, and July 15, 2025, whereas that interval in 2024 noticed 4,675,727 flights.

Cancellations are up 17% in 2025 with the general cancellation charge growing from 1.31% final yr to 1.53% this yr, based on Cirium’s knowledge. On-time departures are up barely by 0.29%.

Extra from CBS Information

Kris Van Cleave

Emmy Award-winning journalist Kris Van Cleave is the senior transportation correspondent for CBS Information primarily based in Phoenix, Arizona, the place he additionally serves as a nationwide correspondent reporting for all CBS Information broadcasts and platforms.

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