Over 1000 US Flights Canceled on Christmas

Over a thousand US flights were canceled during the Christmas holiday due to severe weather, causing chaos at airports and delays for thousands of passengers.

Over a thousand flights in the United States were canceled during the height of the Christmas holiday on Friday, amidst warnings. The cancellations are linked to severe weather conditions that have caused chaos at airports nationwide. Passengers are facing long delays and widespread disruption to their travel plans. Authorities are urging travelers to check their flight statuses before heading to the airport. Experts warn that returning to a normal schedule could take several days. "The situation is extremely challenging, and we are working to minimize passenger inconvenience," stated a representative from one of the airports.

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