Flights from BWI Airport to these U.S. cities have dropped the most since 2019

Travelers are seeking out warmer destinations these days, and airlines at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport are pulling flights away from major U.S. cities to meet the demand. BWI Airport has 2,556 fewer flights scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2023 than in the same quarter of 2019, according to a Business Journals analysis of data from Cirium Inc. That total represents a major reshuffling happening at the airport: Some airlines have completely dropped flights to cities like Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston while adding new or extra ones to warmer climes like Sarasota, Orlando and Miami in Florida.