Canada faces severe travel chaos as winter weather disrupts flights at major airports. Over 450 flights have been delayed or canceled across Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, and Ottawa. Airlines like Air Canada, British Airways, and Lufthansa struggle to manage the delays at busy airports.

Toronto Pearson has been hit the hardest, with hundreds of delayed flights. Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, and Ottawa also face major disruptions. Travelers should check flight statuses often and prepare for further delays. The holiday season worsens the situation, leading to long wait times and limited rebooking options.

Snow and freezing temperatures cause most of the delays. Toronto saw early snowfall, while cold winds bring extreme wind chills. The cold will last, with risks of frostbite and hypothermia in the coming days. Conditions should improve slightly next week, but travelers must stay prepared.

To avoid major disruptions, travelers should stay flexible and check their flight statuses directly. Due to high rebooking demand, airlines’ customer service faces backlogs. Travelers must plan ahead. Warm clothing is essential, especially when outdoors, as the cold can be dangerous.

Although conditions may improve soon, expect further disruptions. Travelers should stay vigilant and check for updates to minimize the impact of travel chaos.

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