Boston Business Journal

Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on corporate travel, crippling a good portion of the business economy by preventing companies from getting their top people from Point A to Point B. And although a stormzilla like Sandy can throw an oversized wrench into even the most carefully orchestrated travel management plans, catastrophic events like these are generational; winter happens every year.

Between Jan. 3 and Jan. 6 last year, U.S. airlines were forced to cancel more than 16,000 flights, or about 17 percent of flights scheduled, leaving travelers stuck, some for multiple days.

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