Is There a Ground Stop at Jacksonville (JAX) Right Now?
Jacksonville International Airport
JAX ground stop status
No. The FAA feed shows no ground stop at JAX right now.
All JAX delays today ยท FAA ground stop map
Source: FAA National Airspace System status.
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What a ground stop at JAX means
A ground stop is an FAA order that holds flights to JAX at their departure airport. Aircraft that are already in the air continue and land. A ground stop usually lasts from 30 minutes to a few hours, and the FAA can extend it.
A ground delay program is different: flights to JAX get a later departure time, so they still operate, but late.
If your flight to or from JAX is held, stay near the gate and keep the airline app open. Before you leave home, check JAX security wait times.
Questions about ground stops at JAX
Is there a ground stop at JAX right now?
The status box at the top of this page reads the FAA National Airspace System status for Jacksonville International Airport (JAX). It shows if a ground stop or a ground delay program is active now, and the reason when the FAA gives one.
How long does a ground stop at JAX last?
A ground stop usually lasts from 30 minutes to a few hours. The FAA sets an end time and can extend or cancel it. After the stop ends, flights to JAX depart again, but delays can continue for some hours.
Why does the FAA issue a ground stop at JAX?
The usual causes are thunderstorms, low visibility, snow or ice, too much traffic, a runway closure, an equipment problem or a staffing shortage at air traffic control. When the FAA gives a reason for JAX, this page shows it.
What is the difference between a ground stop and a ground delay program at JAX?
A ground stop holds flights to JAX at their departure airport until the stop ends. A ground delay program gives each flight to JAX a later departure time, so flights still operate, but late.
Will my flight from JAX be cancelled?
A ground stop at JAX applies to flights that go to JAX. Departures from JAX can also be late, because the arriving aircraft is held at another airport. Only your airline can confirm a cancellation, so check its app.