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Full list of canceled flights in the UK today, including Delta and American Airlines

STAFFING shortages have caused airline cancellations across the world.

Airlines are overselling flights and underperforming, with cancellations becoming the norm for travelers in the UK.

Flights around the world continue to be canceled due to strikes and staff shortages
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Flights around the world continue to be canceled due to strikes and staff shortagesCredit: AFP

Here is the list of airlines that have canceled flights as of today:

EasyJet

EasyJet has canceled a handful of flights in the last several days, which include flights to London, England, and Venice, Italy.

EasyJet offers to put you up in a hotel if your flight gets canceled.

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British Airways

British Airways has canceled several popular routes over the past year. 

According to the , British Airways plans to cancel over 105,000 people's flights.

Destinations include:

  • London
  • Dublin
  • Belfast
  • Frankfurt
  • Amsterdam
  • New York

Ryanair

Ryanair has canceled several flights traveling to England and Italy.

Some of the canceled destinations include London, Santorini, and Pisa.

According to , Spain-based Ryanair crew members are conducting a twelve-day strike in the hopes of better working conditions.

Aer Lingus

Travelers of face uncertainty as flights continue to be canceled.

Aer Lingus to Dublin this past weekend, affecting around 4,000 travelers.

American Airlines glitch leaves multiple flights without essential crew members
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American Airlines glitch leaves multiple flights without essential crew members

Jet2

Jet2 scrapped several of its flights due to an internal review of its services and demand, according to .

Delta

Delta has canceled approximately 4% of its flights since Memorial Day.

According to , an additional 20% of Delta flights have been delayed by almost an hour.

American Airlines

American Airlines canceled several flights already today; however, none so far are traveling to the UK.

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According to , a glitch in the American Airlines computer system "caused 12,000 flights to lack a captain, first officer, or both, including flights this weekend."

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