Nor’easter Causes Significant Flight Disruptions at Logan Airport
Logan Airport in Boston reported significant flight delays and cancellations on Saturday afternoon due to a September nor'easter, with a lesser impact noted at Bradley Airport in Connecticut.
Springfield Holyoke, MA, September 26, 2026 —
Logan International Airport in Boston experienced substantial flight delays and numerous cancellations throughout Saturday afternoon as a nor’easter impacted the region. The severe weather system, a type of storm that blows in from the northeast, brought challenging conditions, leading to widespread disruption for travelers attempting to depart from or arrive at the busy New England hub.
The exact number of delayed or canceled flights was not provided in the information available. Similarly, specific details regarding the operational challenges faced by airlines and airport authorities, such as runway conditions or air traffic control adjustments, were not detailed.
While Logan Airport bore the brunt of the weather-related travel disruptions, Bradley International Airport in Connecticut also saw some effects. However, the impact at Bradley Airport was described as lesser compared to the significant issues reported in Boston.
The nor’easter occurred in September, a time when such storms can begin to affect the northeastern United States as cooler air masses start to interact with warmer ocean waters. The storm’s progression and intensity dictated the severity of its effects on air travel throughout the weekend. Information on when normal flight operations resumed was not specified.
Story summarized from the original created by Mark Gardyna on www.westernmassnews.com, see more information here.
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