Roughly 200 flights were canceled on Wednesday.
If you've been traveling to or from Denver International Airport (DIA) recently, you've likely already got a headache due to the stress of flights being canceled. About 200 flights at DIA were canceled Wednesday as the Arctic blast hits the region, with temperatures dropping well below zero degrees.
About 100 flights out of DIA were canceled while 11 flights were delayed. Additionally, 115 flights into DIA were canceled, with 19 more flights being delayed.
As of Thursday morning, several flights coming into and out of DIA are still canceled. However, a good majority of flights are on time or have already departed, according to DIA's flight status page.
I'm stuck in Denver with my flight canceled. Can't get a flight until tomorrow. Gonna be sitting in my hotel room, and it's 0 degrees outside. pic.twitter.com/XNsQxbOImB
— Skeptic George (@Skeptic_George) February 3, 2022
Who else is fighting Denver #snowpocolypse for a last minute flight to Boston?? Really looking forward to a trip back East that isn’t for a family funeral. Hopefully next time… #reallymothernature #needahaircut #capecodorbust pic.twitter.com/SGnAGfZKw1
— Liz Albert (@socialmediamvn) February 2, 2022
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