Interactive map: See flight cancellations at U.S. airports after Southwest fiasco

Southwest Airlines canceled more than 2,500 flights on Tuesday, causing chaos at airports around the country. Bay Area airports experienced some of the highest percentages of canceled arrivals as thousands of travelers tried to make it home after the holidays.

A massive Christmas-weekend storm devastated air travel across the country, but Southwest’s troubles have snowballed into a staggering collapse that triggered a probe by the U.S. Department of Transportation, which called the rate of cancellations “disproportionate and unacceptable.” Southwest workers also blamed old scheduling software and staffing shortages at the Dallas-based carrier, which canceled far more flights than any other airline.

Explore this map to see how many incoming flights were canceled on Tuesday, according to data from the flight tracking website FlightAware. The size of the circle indicates the number of flights canceled, while the color represents the percentage of incoming flights canceled. You can zoom in and/or click on the circles to see more detail.