Flying from these 4 Texas airports? See flight delays, cancellations

An airliner leaving the terminal at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Texas. (Photo by: Jon G. Fuller / VWPics/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Still flying somewhere for the Holiday? You might run into some delays at the airport.

AAA estimates that about 79.9 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home during Thanksgiving week, an increase of roughly 1.7 million compared to last year.

When it comes to air travel, AAA projects that 6 million people will fly within the U.S., a 2% rise from 2024. However, that figure could drop if travelers adjust their plans in response to recent cancellations.

"Thanksgiving travel numbers are always impressive because this holiday has become synonymous with heading out of town to spend time with loved ones," Stacey Barber, Vice President of AAA Travel, said. "People are willing to brave the crowds and make last-minute adjustments to their plans to make lifelong memories, whether it’s visiting extended family or meeting up with friends."

If you're flying from these Texas airports, here's what to expect.

Are flights delayed in Texas?

According to FlightAware.com, there are 1,049 delays and 40 cancellations across the nation as of Wednesday morning.

Here's how many delays Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas Love Field, George Bush Intercontinental and Austin Bergstrom International Airport have as of Wednesday morning:

• DFW: 91 delays. 0 cancellations.
• IAH: 33 delays. 7 cancellations.
• AUS: 9 delays. 0 cancellations.
• DAL: 20 delays. 0 cancellations

How to check airport flight status at major Texas airports

You can check flight status from these major Texas airports with the links below:

Nov 26, 2025