Airlines were walloped by the winter storm that swept across the country this weekend, but none were hit as hard as American Airlines. As of Tuesday, the carrier was still working to get back on track after what the carrier described as a historic weather disruption.
Overall flight cancellations dropped sharply on Tuesday, down to "just" 1,800 by mid-day. More than 20,000 flights were shuttered between Saturday and Monday.
American is recovering at a much slower pace than its rivals after the storm — dubbed "Fern" by The Weather Channel — had a disproportionate impact on the carrier's busiest hubs.
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