Flying out of Boston today? There's a 60% chance your flight is canceled
Three out of every five outgoing flights were canceled Monday at Logan International Airport in Boston as the city and region dug out from its largest snowstorm in years.
With 297 departing flights canceled as of 8 a.m., Logan Airport had the most affected flights among all airports in the United States, according to data from FlightAware , a flight-tracking website.
Another 208 flights previously scheduled to arrive at Logan were also canceled.
The airport received at least 18.6 inches of snow, according to snowfall tallies last updated by the National Weather Service around 7 a.m. Monday.
At Bradley International Airport in Connecticut, 36 flights were canceled, accounting for 44% of all departing flights on Monday, according to FlightAware. The weather service reported 16 inches of snow at the airport.
The number of canceled flights could rise as more snow falls Monday.
More than 4,500 flights were canceled Monday across the country, on top of about 12,600 on Sunday and 4,600 on Saturday.
Other airports across the Northeast also saw scores of canceled flights.
The three major airports of the New York City area each had roughly 45% of departing flights canceled. That included 262 at John F. Kennedy International Airport, 238 at Newark Liberty International Airport and 236 at LaGuardia International Airport.
There were 160 outgoing flights canceled at Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C., 36% of its flights for the day.
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