These US airports had the most cancellations ever this summer

This summer travel season has been anything but relaxing People wanted it to be. Until (very) recently, gasoline prices were Flying was a nightmare, especially when it came to congestion, delays and flight cancellations.

So which airports had the most cancellations? New data from AirHelp When Published by Bloomberg shine a light on them You’ll want to avoid it when booking your next flight. Here’s what you should know:

US airports with the most cancellations for summer 2022

To arrive at them Ranking, AirHelp analyzed 37,000 flight cancellations at 400 US airports between May 27th and July 15th. According to the company, this is the busiest time of the summer travel season. During that time, the average American airport saw him cancel 2.6% of flights.

But some airports did better than others. And these 10 airports had the most flight cancellations this summer:

1. LaGuardia Airport (LGA) [New York City]
   7.7% of flights canceled

1. Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)
   7.6% of flights canceled
2. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) [Arlington, Virginia]
   5.9% of flights canceled
3. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT)
   4.1% of flights canceled
4. Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)
   4% of flights canceled
5. Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT)
   3.8% of flights canceled
6. Philadelphia International Airport (PHL)
   3.8% of flights canceled
7. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE)
   3.7% of flights canceled
8. Miami International Airport (MIA)
   3.7% of flights canceled
9. John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) [New York City]
   3.6% of flights canceled

Airports aside, certain days and times are more likely to have flights canceled than others, according to AirHelp. Your best bet is to fly on Tuesday when flights are three times less likely to be canceled than on Thursday. And if possible, avoid flights later in the day: flights departing between 4pm and 10pm are almost always cancelled..