I don’t have real-time access to flight data in this chat, so I can’t provide a live, definitive list of which flights are canceled right now. However, I can help you quickly assess the situation and find the most current information with targeted steps. What to check for up-to-date cancellations
- FAA-imposed reductions: At 40 major U.S. airports, cancellations have begun and are ramping up over several days, typically starting around 4% and increasing toward 10% as the week progresses. This affects many flights across major carriers. [recent reports indicate widespread impact on Friday, Nov 7, 2025]
- Airline-level cancellations: The largest airlines (e.g., American, United, Delta) have reported hundreds of canceled departures in aggregate, with variations by day and airport. Checking each carrier’s official travel alerts can provide the exact numbers for your itinerary.
- Flight-tracking services: Real-time platforms show current cancellations by flight, airport, and airline. These sources are updated continuously and can give you an exact list for your travel window.
- Passenger impact and refunds: If your flight is canceled, airlines typically offer options for rebooking, refunds, and sometimes accommodations. However, policies can vary, especially during widespread disruptions.
Actionable steps for you
- Share your origin, destination, and planned travel date/time. I can look up typical hotspots and help you identify likely affected routes around your itinerary and connect you with the right official sources to confirm status.
- If you have a specific flight number, I can guide you on the quickest way to verify its status and alternative options.
- Prepare for potential rebooking: have your frequent flyer numbers, any travel credits, and identification handy; consider backup options on different carriers or nearby airports in case of disruptions.
Would you like me to help you verify the status of a specific flight or route, or provide a quick checklist to monitor updates for your trip?
