A winter storm canceled most flights at Albany International Airport on January 25, 2026, with recovery expected by Tuesday.

A major winter storm caused nearly all flights to and from Albany International Airport to be canceled on Sunday, January 25, 2026, with only six flights remaining on time as of early afternoon. Heavy snow, freezing temperatures, and strong winds led to 57 cancellations, with officials expecting normal operations to resume by Monday afternoon and full recovery by Tuesday. Airport officials urged travelers to contact airlines for rebooking, monitor updates via official channels, and allow extra travel time. The storm’s widespread impact disrupted flights nationwide, with airlines making safety-based decisions influenced by weather, deicing needs, and operational factors. Airport crews continued clearing runways and gates, with no significant damage reported.