Winter Storm Grounds Flights Across Major US Hubs
A severe winter storm is grounding flights at key US hubs, affecting Delta and American Airlines. Travelers are urged to reschedule and monitor updates.
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A major winter storm has unleashed a wave of disruptions across the US 
US, grounding flights and leaving travelers stranded at airports during one of the busiest winter travel seasons. The storm, characterized by ice, snow, and strong winds, is impacting the South, East, and central United States, with significant effects at major airline hubs such as Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, and Dallas-Fort Worth.
US, grounding flights and leaving travelers stranded at airports during one of the busiest winter travel seasons. The storm, characterized by ice, snow, and strong winds, is impacting the South, East, and central United States, with significant effects at major airline hubs such as Nashville, Raleigh-Durham, and Dallas-Fort Worth.Delta Air Lines Inc. has urged passengers to reschedule flights scheduled for Friday, January 23, 2026. The airline has already canceled flights at several airports in five states as of Thursday, as the storm's grip tightened across the region. Similarly, American Airlines Group Inc. has responded by adding more than 3,200 extra seats to and from its Dallas-Fort Worth hub, aiming to accommodate passengers from Friday through Sunday.
