More than 800 flights delayed, canceled at Denver International Airport amid winter storm

Greater than 800 flights have been delayed or canceled at Denver Worldwide Airport Saturday morning as a snowstorm sweeps throughout Colorado.

As of two p.m. Saturday, 699 flights had been delayed, and one other 139 had been canceled for weather-related causes, according to data from the flight tracking site FlightAware.

Affected airways embody SkyWest, United, Southwest, Frontier, Mesa, Delta, Key Lime Air, CommuteAir, American Airways, Volaris, British Airways and Air Canada.

Southwest and United had probably the most delays on Saturday, with 285 Southwest flights and 244 United flights failing to depart the gate on time.

Regional airline SkyWest, the airline that operates United Categorical, had probably the most cancelations with 69 flights. United was second with 45 flights canceled and CommuteAir and Mesa tied for third with 10 flights canceled every.