do take care if you are traveling. cancel your plans and rearrange the travel dates if at all possible. it is about to be a tough week for travel. some of you may want to consider changing your flights already depending where you re going. some airlines are even encouraging you to change your flights. you may have received the email from one of those airlines. united airlines says 1408 airports are included on the latest travel waiver. that means you can change your flight completely free of charge if your flight is to, from, or through one of those airports. that means no change fee. no increase in fare. american and southwest have issued similar travel wavers. the bulk of the storm is coming for some major hubs like chicago o hare. that s a big hub for american and united. scott keys of scott s cheap flights says airlines may try to reroute around the most impacted airports but there s just not as
home. . stay home. that s some good advice. yeah. travel is treacherous if you can do it at all. the mayor of reagan national airport who is there this morning, pete muntean. i imagine with unhappy constituents, pete. reporter: it is so true, john. a lot of people flying home on the last day of this long weekend, a i federal holiday. the snow came for a lot of major hubs for the airlines. according to flight aware, 1,200 flights canceled today so far. it is early yet. 3,500 canceled yesterday. that is the highest number we have seen since january 3rd. the big issue here is that the snow went for a place like charlotte. typically does not get much in the way of snow. big hub for american airlines. 90% of all flights canceled yesterday. a i third of all flights canceled today out of charlotte. the airport just posted an update. it said it is open and