It 's a sad day to be a Denver Broncos fan trying to get out of Super Bowl country . The day after the Broncos ' crushing 43-8 loss to the Seattle Seahawks , many fans trying to fly out of the New York region were stuck . At least 6 inches of snow is expected to fall Monday on New York , and Philadelphia may get up to 10 inches . `` It 's a plain ugly day to travel through New York and Philadelphia especially , '' CNN senior meteorologist Dave Hennen said . `` Delays on average are already two to four hours , with a lot of cancellations , and the snow is not expected to stop until late afternoon or evening , so this is not going to get any better any time soon . '' The New York area 's three major airports were facing more than 900 flight cancellations as of 12:15 p.m . ET Monday , according to flight tracking service FlightAware.com . Philadelphia International Airport , often used by New Jersey travelers , had more than 350 cancellations . That 's the bulk of the more than 1,500 flights canceled Monday within , into or out of the United States , according to FlightAware.com tracking data . Newark Liberty International , John F. Kennedy International and LaGuardia airports are preparing cots and pillows for travelers who may need them overnight , according to Cheryl Albiez , spokeswoman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey , which operates all three airports . `` Monday morning is one of the busiest times for air travel -- business travelers pack flights as they start the week , '' Daniel Baker , FlightAware 's chief executive officer , wrote via e-mail . `` With tens of thousands of Super Bowl fans planning to return home on Monday , there 's not a lot of available seats to accommodate everyone who was displaced in the wave of canceled flights this morning . '' Delta Air Lines is feeling the impact most at its New York hub , according to spokesman Morgan Durrant . As of 11 a.m. Monday , 314 flights had been canceled , mostly on its regional carrier Delta Connection , he said . On Sunday afternoon , the airline issued a waiver for New York , Philadelphia and Washington-area flights Monday , with rebooking by Friday . JetBlue Airways is also waiving change and cancellations fees and fare differences for customers traveling Monday to and from affected cities , including Washington , Baltimore , Philadelphia , Newark and the New York airports , according to JetBlue spokeswoman Sharon Jones . Customers can rebook through Thursday or , in the case of a canceled flight , opt for a refund . Check with your airline for your flight status before paying your hotel tab and leaving for the airport . Many airlines have travel waivers in place that allow one fee-free itinerary change . The Federal Aviation Administration 's website keeps tabs on airport delays at fly.faa.gov . `` I would n't want to be a Bronco fan who flew from Denver to see the Super Bowl , '' Hennen said . `` You fly all that way to watch your team get destroyed , wait three or four hours for public transportation to get you back to your hotel and now sit at the airport for another four-hour delay . ''
Snow has forced hundreds of flight cancellations on Monday , mostly in the Northeast . Super Bowl fans wanting to get home may be stuck for another day . Check with your airline for flexible flight waivers .