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JFK arrivals slow to reach the ramp: 33% took 16+ min after landing
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JFK arrivals slow to reach the ramp: 33% took 16+ min after landing
Of 12 aircraft that landed at JFK (JFK) between 5:48 PM and 6:48 PM EST and have reached the ramp, 4 took 16 minutes or more from touchdown, at least 10 minutes over the airport’s typical 5.6 minutes; the median was 13.1 minutes. Usually 4% take that long (this airport, the last 7 days). Measured by Tailodds from FAA surface surveillance; it does not show why.
Evidence for this update
Landings 5:48 PM–6:48 PM EST · 12 reached the ramp Slow to the ramp 4 (33%) took 16+ min from touchdown Comparison 4% usually · typical taxi-in 5.6 min · this airport, the last 7 days Median this window 13.1 min Method FAA surface surveillance (SWIM surface movement events): touchdown to the first ramp entry, same callsign Source event time Ingested Published here (2026-11-14 00:03 UTC) Sources Tailodds measurement of FAA surface surveillance Provenance taxi_in taxi-in-v1 · config 2026-10-17.1 · writer template-v1 Was this useful?
Closed Sat Nov 14, 2:30 AM EST: No usable measurement for 6 h; closed without a recovery report.