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Software failure, severe weather conditions – some people traveling through Logan Airport experienced travel disruptions.

Air travel in the U.S. has become unpredictable and frustrating in recent weeks.

Severe weather from Hurricane Debby has caused significant delays and cancellations at Boston Logan International Airport. Boston Logan became the landing site for 25 international flights and other flights from New York, New Jersey and Washington that were forced to ground Sunday.

Some passengers told NBC Boston they were stuck on planes for up to six hours, while others had to sleep at the airport because hotels were sold out.

Hurricane Debby made landfall Monday morning in Florida as a Category 1 storm. Boston is expecting remnants of the hurricane with rain throughout the rest of the week. Numerous flights are delayed or canceled in Boston Logan.

Boston Logan issued a severe weather warning via X on Monday morning, urging airline passengers to check the status of their flights as travel plans remain uncertain amid the approaching Hurricane Debby.

We want to know: Have your travel plans been disrupted recently this summer? If it weren’t for bad weather, others may have experienced flight disruptions caused by the CrowdStrike software outage on July 19. What was your experience? Do you have tips on how to best manage a delay or cancellation?

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