FAA Ground Delay Causes Hundreds Flight Delays Denver, Colorado Springs

Numerous flight delays and cancellations have been reported across major U.S. airports due to weather-related disruptions. Denver International Airport experienced over 200 flight delays and one cancellation following an FAA-issued ground delay caused by low cloud ceilings, with delays averaging 36 minutes and lasting into the early afternoon. Similar weather conditions, including overcast skies and low clouds, also affected Colorado Springs, leading to several delays. Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport faced at least 21 cancellations and hundreds of delays caused by thunderstorms, with the airport ranking among the top globally for cancellations. Additionally, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport reported 57 flight delays and six cancellations, though no specific reasons were provided. These disruptions reflect widespread weather-related air travel challenges impacting multiple key hubs across the country.