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Airport departures, last 30 min vs a week earlier: almost none reduced near normal + − 1× Hold Ctrl and scroll to zoom Loading flight history…
Airport departures, last 30 min vs a week earlier: almost none reduced near normal Rotate your phone for a bigger map Commercial flights airborne Missing from the sky flights that were airborne at this time last Friday Airliners climbing out Departures missed since 3:30 pm (est.)
Flight positions: adsb.fi community ADS-B network. Airport delay feed:
FAA NAS Status. An independent, unofficial page, not affiliated with the FAA. Hover or tap a dot to identify the aircraft.
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Read from the tracking data, not from official announcements. Times are Eastern.
Departures in the 30 minutes before the selected time, as a share of the same half-hour a week earlier, at the 16 largest airports. An airport counts as back once it holds three-quarters of its usual departures for two readings in a row.
Estimated commercial departures missed since 3:30 pm ET: the count for the same hours a week earlier minus this week's, from tracking data. On the right, how many left, out of the number a week earlier. Dot: departures in the last 30 minutes (red almost none, amber reduced, green near normal).
Aircraft in the air at the selected time. The bar is the share of the same time a week earlier.
FAA airport delay feed. The feed lists only airports with a specific entry; during the nationwide stop every US airport is affected, listed or not.
From news reports; updated by hand, not live.
Austin
Technology
Friday, November 13, 2026
2 min