The Federal Aviation Administration-imposed flight reductions went into effect on Friday at the 40 busiest airports in the U.S., with nearly 800 flights canceled.
The cuts will only impact around 4% of flights, but by Tuesday the percentage will increase to 6%, then 8% by Thursday, and 10% by Friday.
As of Friday afternoon, only 3% of flights have been canceled, amounting to a total of 748 flights, according to data from Cirium. American Airlines has the most cancellations at 221, followed by United Airlines at 184, and then Delta Air Lines at 173.
Here is a breakdown of the cancellations for Friday, based on data from Cirium:
AirlineFlights ScheduledFlights Canceled% CanceledAmerican Airlines5,8102243.86%Delta Air Lines4,6071803.91%United Airlines4,5831844.04%Southwest Airlines4,129801.94%Alaska Airlines1,235332.67%JetBlue727243.3%Frontier Airlines706263.68%Spirit Airlines45510.22
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