Airlines Cancel 1,400-Plus Flights Due to Staff Shortages Amid Omicron Spread

Flight cancellations remain high nearly two weeks after the Christmas holiday, with more than 1,400 counted on Tuesday. Carriers are facing a number of factors including staff shortages linked to COVID-19 spread as well as inclement weather.

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