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US Airport Delay Overview

On-time performance across US airports, updated every 15 minutes from the FAA

67% National OTP 50 On Time 26 Major Delays 7,293 Flights (Last 2 Hours)

Mixed day across the US. 50 airports on time, 26 with major delays. National average at 67%.

The worst performers right now: SEA, TPA, JFK, MCO, FLL. On the other end, SLC, PHX, MSP, IAH, HNL are all running clean.

OTP Distribution

Where most airports fall on the OTP scale

Spread day. 38 airports below 60%, 48 above 80%. More pain than usual across the system.

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<50
20
50s
30
60s
31
70s
32
80s
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90+

Regional Performance

Where delays cluster and where you're clear

The East is the sore spot at 56% departure OTP across 29 airports. Central airports are running the cleanest at 74%.

East
56%
29 airports · Dep 56% · Arr 77%
South
64%
38 airports · Dep 64% · Arr 75%
Central
74%
45 airports · Dep 74% · Arr 84%
West
66%
38 airports · Dep 66% · Arr 78%

US Airport Delays: Quick Facts

Key numbers behind the delay data

Airports Tracked
177
FAA-monitored airports (US & Canada)
National OTP
67%
Weighted by flight count
Flights (Last 2 Hours)
7,293
Departures + arrivals in the rolling snapshot window
On-Time Threshold
15 min
FAA standard for "on time"

Airport Delay Rankings

airports by on-time rate

Airport Dep OTP Status

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About Airport Delays

The FAA monitors 179 airports with real-time delay data. This dashboard shows live on-time performance for all 177 airports currently reporting, updated every 15 minutes.

The on-time percentage represents the proportion of flights departing or arriving within 15 minutes of their scheduled time. An airport with 85% on-time means 85 out of every 100 flights are on schedule. Anything above 80% is considered good performance.

Delay data is sourced from the FAA and updates every 15 minutes. Historical views (past hour, 24 hours, 7 days) use weighted averages that account for flight volume, giving busier time periods more influence on the numbers.

Airport delays are typically caused by weather (thunderstorms, fog, snow), air traffic volume, runway capacity constraints, staffing issues, and cascading effects from earlier disruptions. Delays tend to worsen throughout the day as problems compound.

Book early morning departures — they have the highest on-time rates since there are fewer cascading delays. Check this dashboard before heading to the airport, consider nearby alternative airports when your airport shows major delays, and allow extra time during peak travel periods.