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As of Monday afternoon, Harry Reid International Airport had the second-highest number of flights cancelled and delayed, with other regions of the country also experiencing the effects of winter weather on travel.
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According to online flight tracker FlightAware, 165 aircraft leaving Reid, or 21% of all flights, were cancelled or delayed by 7 p.m. 184 further planes into Reid were postponed.
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Denver International Airport was the only airport with a greater number of cancellations and delays.
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Harry Reid spokesperson Sabrina Khater said on Monday that "we would recommend checking with specific airlines or FlightAware."
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On account of the severe winter weather that affected a large portion of the rest of the country on Monday, more than 5,700 flights into and out of U.S. airports were cancelled nationwide.
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Temperatures plunged well below normal from east of the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachians, and around 60% of Americans were subject to some type of winter weather advisory or warning.
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Southwest Airlines was the one with the most nationwide impact. Across the nation, more than 700 Southwest flights were delayed and close to 2,900 were cancelled.
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In Las Vegas, 73% of Southwest flights were cancelled and 11% were delayed as of Monday evening.
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By Monday evening, 285 Southwest flights heading into or out of Harry Reid had been cancelled, according to FlightAware.
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