Incident briefings
Current non-superseded disruption pages in the AeroDue incident registries.
AeroDue Flight Disruption Index
A source-backed index of aviation disruption events
This index turns AeroDue's verified disruption briefings into a transparent research surface. It counts published incident briefings, not delayed flights or affected passengers, and never treats a travel alert as proof that every flight was disrupted.
Check my affected flight What this dataset measures
Published, source-backed disruption briefings
The unit counted here is an AeroDue incident briefing that passed the publication boundary. It is not a count of delayed flights, cancellations, passengers, claims or compensation awards. That distinction prevents headline events from being presented as operational statistics they cannot support.
Coverage snapshot
Source labels
Distinct named source labels represented across registry briefings where source metadata is available.
Latest review date
The newest review date in the current published incident registry.
Latest reviewed disruption briefings
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Baltimore/Washington International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at BWI is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Bangor International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Bangor International (BGR) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at BGR is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Boston Logan International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Boston Logan International (BOS) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at BOS is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Bradley International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Bradley International (BDL) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at BDL is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Manchester-Boston Regional
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Manchester-Boston Regional (MHT) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at MHT is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers New York JFK
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included New York JFK (JFK) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at JFK is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers New York LaGuardia
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included New York LaGuardia (LGA) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at LGA is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Newark Liberty International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Newark Liberty International (EWR) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at EWR is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Norfolk International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Norfolk International (ORF) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at ORF is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Philadelphia International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Philadelphia International (PHL) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at PHL is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Portland International Jetport
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Portland International Jetport (PWM) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at PWM is delayed or cancelled.
Northeast severe-weather travel alert covers Rhode Island T. F. Green International
Reviewed 2026-09-26. American Airlines has included Rhode Island T. F. Green International (PVD) in its current Northeast United States severe-weather travel alert for journeys scheduled from 25 to 27 September 2026. The alert provides eligible customers with rebooking flexibility, but it does not mean that every flight at PVD is delayed or cancelled.
Methodology and evidence boundary
- A briefing is counted only when it exists in AeroDue's current non-superseded incident registries.
- Incident pages identify their evidence and review date; live flight status remains the responsibility of the operating airline or airport.
- Multiple airport briefings can relate to one wider event, so this index must not be interpreted as a count of independent aviation events.
- AeroDue does not infer compensation from the existence of an incident. Route, carrier, cause, timing and the applicable passenger-rights regime still matter.
- Superseded briefings are excluded from the headline count to reduce double counting.
How to cite or use the index
When referencing this resource, describe it as an index of AeroDue's published source-backed disruption briefings and include the review date. Do not describe the headline count as the number of disrupted flights or affected passengers.
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