U.S. airport delays right now
Source: FAA NAS Status (nasstatus.faa.gov). FAA update: Oct 18, 5:39 PM ET. Checked Oct 18, 5:39 PM ET; rechecked every few minutes.
- AUS · Austin Bergstrom Intl
- Ground delay program: runway construction. Average 39 minutes, up to 2 hours and 12 minutes.
- LAS · Harry Reid Intl
- Ground delay program: aircraft emergency. Average 1 hour and 10 minutes, up to 3 hours and 15 minutes.
- YUL · Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau Intl
- Ground delay program: other. Average 20 minutes, up to 1 hour and 7 minutes.
- BOS · Boston Logan Intl
- Arrival/departure delays: Construction. Arrivals 16 minutes to 30 minutes (increasing).
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What you're owed under DOT rules
- Cancelled flight: if you don't take the rebooking or a credit, the airline must refund the fare, taxes and paid extras to your original form of payment (14 CFR 260.6).
- Long delay or schedule change: 3+ hours on a domestic trip or 6+ hours internationally counts as significant. If you then choose not to fly, the same full refund is due.
- How fast: within 7 business days for card payments, 20 calendar days for other payments. You don't have to accept a voucher.
- Meals and hotels: there's no federal rule. Airlines commit to them on the DOT dashboard only for delays they caused. FAA ground stops and delay programs are usually weather or air traffic control, which airlines generally treat as outside their control.
- No cash compensation is required by U.S. law just because a flight is delayed. Refund rules apply whatever the cause.
Not legal advice. Sources: U.S. DOT and eCFR.
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The FAA reports delays by airport, not by airline. For what your airline promises, see:
Data: FAA airport status feed. DelayWin is not affiliated with the FAA. Airline-specific delays and cancellations that aren't FAA programs don't appear here.