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The holiday travel season is upon us, and if you’re dreading the thought of traveling by air, new data indicates you may have good reason for that.

Flight delays are becoming a bigger problem. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation's Air Travel Consumer Report, about 1 in 4 flights have been delayed or canceled so far this year. That's the highest percentage since 2014.

News 12’s Senior Investigative Reporter Walt Kane breaks down the numbers in the tri-state area.

Click here to see the on-time performance of your favorite airline or airport.

Have a story you need investigated? Here’s how you can get Kane in Your Corner.