Question

Airline and ground transportation systems in three major metro areas have ground to a halt as Hurricane Sandy zeros in on the East Coast.
More than 10 million public transit commuters are without service. Here's what to expect in New York, Washington, Philadelphia, on the railways and in the sky:

Thousands of flights canceled
The storm is wreaking havoc on air travel across the northeast, with ripples around the country and the globe.
There have been more than 8,900 flight cancellations so far as a result of Hurricane Sandy, according to flight tracking site FlightAware.com.
Some 1,300 domestic and international flights were canceled Sunday, according to FlightAware, with more than 6,800 Monday flights canceled.
And with forecasters expecting high winds in the Northeast Tuesday, more than 2,500 Tuesday flights had already been canceled early Monday, according to FlightAware. That number was expected to grow. On Monday afternoon, US Airways announced the cancellation of all its Tuesday operations at Philadelphia, Washington, Boston and New York City airports.
All Monday flight operations at New York and New Jersey's three major metropolitan airports have been canceled, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The majority of Monday's flights were also canceled out of Dulles International and Reagan National airports in the Washington area, according to Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority.
All Monday flights out of Philadelphia International Airport have also been canceled, an airport spokeswoman said. Flights have been suspended at Connecticut's Bradley International Airport as well.

Quantos voos domésticos e internacionais foram cancelados no domingo?

a) Todos
b) 8,900
c) 1,300
d) 6,800
e) 2,500​

Answer 1

Quantos voos domésticos e internacionais foram cancelados no domingo?

C. 1,300