Travel Alert

The FAA issued a ground stop for flights to Harry Reid International Airport from 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. PDT on September 28 due to thunderstorms. Arrival flights are experiencing average delays of about 72 minutes under a ground delay program lasting until 11:59 p.m.

The FAA issued a ground stop from 2:45 p.m. to 4:15 p.m. PDT on September 27, 2026, for flights bound to Harry Reid International Airport due to thunderstorms. A ground delay program for arrivals caused average delays of about 72 minutes through the evening.

FAA delay programmes affected 15 US airports on September 28, 2026. Las Vegas' Harry Reid International was the worst hit with wind and thunderstorm delays.

A nor’easter storm on September 28, 2026, caused nearly 430 flight cancellations and over 3,000 delays across the US East Coast. Emergency declarations were issued in New York and New Jersey as flooding and hazardous winds disrupted travel and claimed one life in Brooklyn.

A nor’easter on September 28, 2026, caused over 430 nationwide flight cancellations and 3,000 delays, heavily affecting Boston Logan, LaGuardia, and JFK airports. The storm also resulted in emergency declarations in New York and one fatality due to a falling tree.

Nearly 430 flights were canceled and over 3,000 delayed due to a nor’easter hitting the US East Coast. Governor Hochul declared states of emergency in eight New York counties amid storm-related damage and one fatality.

A nor’easter last weekend caused over 400 flight cancellations and more than 3,000 delays across the US East Coast. The storm triggered states of emergency and fatalities in New York and widespread flooding along coastal areas.

A nor’easter storm caused nearly 430 flight cancellations and 3,000 delays across the US East Coast over the weekend. Logan Airport and multiple New York counties faced severe disruptions including fatalities and flooding.

A major nor’easter struck the US East Coast last weekend, leading to state of emergency declarations in multiple New York counties. The storm caused nearly 430 flight cancellations, thousands of delays, one fatality, widespread power outages, and severe coastal flooding from North Carolina to New England.

A Nor’easter on September 28, 2026, caused over 400 cancellations and thousands of delays across US airports, with Logan Airport in Boston heavily affected. The storm also caused a fatality and multiple states of emergency along the East Coast.