Hundreds of DFW flights canceled day after storms

Hundreds of flights have been canceled at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport a day after tornadoes whipped through North Texas.

An American Airlines spokeswoman says 424 flights were canceled Wednesday in and out of DFW airport, including flights by regional carrier American Eagle.

Andrea Huguely (HEWG'-lee) about 800 flights were canceled Tuesday due to storms that damaged dozens of planes, which face inspections and repairs. She says 94 American and American Eagle planes remained out of service Wednesday.

DFW airport spokesman David Magana (muh-GAHN'-yuh) says about 1,400 stranded travelers spent Tuesday night in terminals.

A spokesman for Southwest Airlines says 46 flights were canceled Tuesday at the carrier's home base of Dallas Love Field. Southwest had no cancellations Wednesday.