Cleveland Hopkins International Airport flights mostly on time, but experts warn COVID-19 could cause problems into 2022

Many airlines have also reported staffing problems; too many workers call out sick with COVID-19 to maintain normal flight operations.

“In the past when we’ve seen these mass cancellation events, it’s been one or two airlines who have had a meltdown. Right now, Omicron is an equal opportunity offender.

It’s going after everybody,” Willis Orlando of Scott’s Cheap Flights told CNN.“We’re expecting New Year’s Weekend to be very, very busy with a lot of travelers flying and we’re expecting these delays to continue, particularly, there’s more bad weather,” Orlando said.Copyright 2021 WOIO. All rights reserved.

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