A powerful storm has descended upon Boston, throwing a wrench into travel plans at Logan International Airport. The storm’s arrival has resulted in widespread flight delays, impacting major airlines such as Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, and Emirates.
Travelers hoping to reach destinations like Las Vegas, a popular leisure hub, New York, one of the busiest air travel routes in the U.S., and Zurich, a vibrant European city, have found themselves stranded or forced to make last-minute changes to their travel plans.
Flights to Las Vegas, a destination known for its entertainment and attractions, have been particularly hard hit. Delays have extended well beyond their scheduled departure times, leaving passengers waiting anxiously for their flights to take off.
Flights to New York, a major hub for both domestic and international travel, have also experienced substantial delays, creating additional strain on both the airlines and their passengers.
The storm’s impact has even reached international routes, with a notable delay on a Swiss flight to Zurich. Passengers on this flight have been waiting considerably longer than anticipated, adding to the growing frustration of travelers at Boston Logan.
This storm-induced disruption has created a ripple effect throughout the travel industry, affecting passengers connecting to other destinations. Individuals returning home or starting vacations have faced uncertainty and inconvenience as airlines scramble to reorganize schedules and rebook passengers.
The unexpected nature of the storm has left little room for contingency planning, exacerbating the situation at the already busy airport.
Here’s a snapshot of the Departure Flight Status at Boston Logan International Airport:
Airline | Flight | Destination | Terminal | Gate | Scheduled Departure | Actual Departure | Status
—|—|—|—|—|—|—|—|
Swiss | 53 | Zurich | E | E9 | 9:45 PM | 11:58 PM | Delayed
Delta | 1764 | New York – LGA | A | A2 | 7:00 AM | 7:40 AM | Delayed
Delta | 1398 | New Orleans | A | A21 | 11:10 AM | 12:10 PM | Delayed