The Federal Aviation Administration implemented a ground delay program at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on October 4, 2026. The delay is caused by low cloud ceilings and adverse weather conditions impacting operations.
Flights Arrivals and Departures Routed Separately at Austin-Bergstrom
Flights arriving at Austin-Bergstrom are operating on Runway 36L, while departing flights use Runway 36R. The ground delay program affects flights departing from the contiguous United States destined for Austin, restricting the number of inbound flights.
Flight Delays Average Over One Hour with Maximums Exceeding Two Hours
Flight delays at Austin-Bergstrom are averaging approximately 66 minutes. Some flights experience maximum delays reaching up to 129 minutes. These delays reflect the air traffic control restrictions imposed by the FAA due to
the low ceilings.
The ground delay program is scheduled to remain in effect through early Monday morning, October 5, 2026, as weather conditions persist.
