Indeed, though as far as I could see go only cancelled 3 flights compared to easyJet's 42 (?). Given Ryanair also have 25 minute turnrounds how many flights did they cancel.
From the measures being introduced in the US to boost security the days of short check-in times and quick turnrounds may have gone (at least in the short-term) and hence we may all be asked to pay more to cover the costs. We'll now see if the public will firstly be prepared to fly again and then to pay more for the privelige.
If the downturn after the Gulf War was dramatic I think the fall-out from Sept 11 is going to be even more severe for many companies.