Delta (DAL), US Air (AAL) Lead Cancellations as Winter Storm Pax Advances (SKYW) (JBLU)
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As winter storm Pax is bearing down on the Eastern U.S., some might be wondering which airlines have cancelled the most flights.
Well, wonder no more.
The following is a list of the top ten carriers with flight cancellations by overall number:
Delta (NYSE: DAL) - at 786 cancelled flights, or 32 percent of capacity.
US Airways (Nasdaq: AAL) - at 678 cancelled flights, or 48 percent of capacity.
Southwest (NYSE: LUV) - at 598 cancelled flights, or 18 percent of capacity.
ExpressJet (Nasdaq: SKYW) - at 528 cancelled flights, or 23 percent of capacity.
Air Wisconsin - at 444 cancelled flights, or 88 percent of capacity.
United (NYSE: UAL) - at 442 cancelled flights, or 18 percent of capacity.
Republic (Nasdaq: RJET) - at 377 cancelled flights, or 60 percent of capacity.
PSA Airlines - at 322 cancelled flights, or 91 percent of capacity.
Piedmont - at 288 cancelled flights, or 95 percent of capacity.
JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) - at 266 cancelled flights, or percent of capacity.
In total, 6,523 cancellations have been reported today.
You can follow the pandemonium here. For more on Pax, click here.
Well, wonder no more.
The following is a list of the top ten carriers with flight cancellations by overall number:
Delta (NYSE: DAL) - at 786 cancelled flights, or 32 percent of capacity.
US Airways (Nasdaq: AAL) - at 678 cancelled flights, or 48 percent of capacity.
Southwest (NYSE: LUV) - at 598 cancelled flights, or 18 percent of capacity.
ExpressJet (Nasdaq: SKYW) - at 528 cancelled flights, or 23 percent of capacity.
Air Wisconsin - at 444 cancelled flights, or 88 percent of capacity.
United (NYSE: UAL) - at 442 cancelled flights, or 18 percent of capacity.
Republic (Nasdaq: RJET) - at 377 cancelled flights, or 60 percent of capacity.
PSA Airlines - at 322 cancelled flights, or 91 percent of capacity.
Piedmont - at 288 cancelled flights, or 95 percent of capacity.
JetBlue (Nasdaq: JBLU) - at 266 cancelled flights, or percent of capacity.
In total, 6,523 cancellations have been reported today.
You can follow the pandemonium here. For more on Pax, click here.
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