The delays are being compounded by thunderstorms that raked the Northeast on Tuesday. At various times, the Federal Aviation Administration held up flights bound for LaGuardia Airport in New York and Reagan Washington National and Baltimore-Washington airports near the nation’s capital.
Travel is expected to peak on Thursday with more than 52,500 total flights, likely the biggest travel day of the holiday period.People whose travel plans were disrupted took to social media to vent against the airlines. Some swore they would never fly again on whichever airline had done them wrong.When their United flight in Newark was canceled Sunday night, Margo and Jason Osborne searched for other flights but couldn’t find one.
“All these poor people are literally just sitting there at the mercy of a company who is not doing anything to help them,” Margo said in an interview. “There is zero customer service right now.” If large numbers of passengers are stranded or delayed this weekend, expect federal officials and the airlines to blame each other for the mess.
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