The FAA lifted a nationwide ground stop on November 14, while high cancellation rates were reported across multiple airports.

The entities involved

• Federal Aviation Administration →

  U.S. government agency regulating civil aviation

  • FAA issued a nationwide ground stop order on November 14, 2026, while Donald Trump commented on the disruption.Sat 14:10
  • Initial widespread air traffic problems were reported across Boston, New York, and Chicago on November 13, 2026.Sat 12:57
• FlightAware →

  global aviation software and data services company based in Houston, Texas.

  • System outage caused widespread flight cancellations, highlighting the need to modernize national air traffic control.Sat 07:15
  • FlightAware tracks flight cancellations and delays while Sean Duffy serves as Transportation Secretary for the FAA.Sat 05:07
• LaGuardia Airport →

  airport in Queens, New York City

  • FAA ground stop affects Newark and LaGuardia airports, disrupting passenger travel to Belize.Sat 12:57
  • FAA ordered a nationwide ground stop affecting Long Island, while regulating air traffic at LaGuardia Airport.Sat 06:06

Related events

• FAA ordered a ground stop at Albert J. Ellis Airport (Pitt-Greenville) on Nov 12, delaying flights to Charlotte.Sat 05:26
• The Federal Aviation Administration tracked an airport departure from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on November 2nd.Nov 3
• FAA issued a nationwide ground stop on November 13, 2026, involving Meadows Field Airport.Sat 10:37
• The FAA declared a nationwide ground stop on November 13, 2026, causing flight delays across multiple cities including Houston, Raleigh, and Florida.Sat 06:36
• FAA ground stops and air traffic disruptions caused flight delays between Boston, Tampa, and Los Angeles on November 1, 2026.Sat 04:38