Boston Logan Airport: Majority of flights cancelled Sunday afternoon

The majority of flights out of most New England airports were cancelled Sunday afternoon due to the biggest snowstorm the region has experienced in years .

As of 3 p.m., 65% of flights out of Boston Logan Airport had been cancelled, according to FlightAware.com , a flight and airport monitoring website.

As of that time, 65% of flights out of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport in New Hampshire and 71% of flights out of Worcester Regional Airport had also been cancelled.

Bradley International Airport in Hartford said it was open Sunday afternoon, but that airlines had cancelled approximately 75% of departures and arrivals.

Anyone who has a flight scheduled for Sunday or Monday should check with their airline for updates, officials said.

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