Some of the airports most seriously impacted by flight disruptions include the following: New York’s LaGuardia, Chicago’s O’Hare, and Newark’s Liberty.
Meanwhile, United Airlines carrier Wisconsin Air shut down 26% of its scheduled flights just on Sunday alone.
In recent weeks, some airlines have cut back on flights and even operations in certain cities; however, this still isn’t stopping airlines from having issues.
The foreseeable future of air travel for Americans
At this time, years may pass before airlines are able to completely iron out these travel delays and cancellations. Due to the number of airline workers who retired during shutdowns, airlines now have to find replacements.
However, even with all the funding, getting mass new hires on the beat takes time. Training, onboarding, and certification each come via processes that are not overnight.
Some Americans express support for penalizing airlines that continuously have delays. However, now questions have come up about whether or not government interference in this issue would impose more harm than good.
