Sourced developments at US airports: what the FAA reports at every airport, and what we measure and our model forecasts at the busiest ones.
Partly stale · checked FAA NAS status 223 hstaleForecast cycle 1 hLightning 223 hstaleWeather observations no datastaleFAA surface data 7 minFAA flight data 6 min
FAA NAS status is stale (223 h old).
No FAA restriction can start or end on the wire until it is fresh again.
Lightning is stale (223 h old).
Lightning items are paused; thunderstorm items still come from official observations.
Weather observations is stale.
Weather items are paused until it is fresh again; missing observations never end a weather event.
Of 14 aircraft that landed at Newark (EWR) between 6:54 PM and 7:54 PM EST and have reached the ramp, 0 took 16 minutes or more from touchdown, at least 10 minutes over the airport’s typical 5.5 minutes; the median was 6.9 minutes. Usually 5% take that long (this airport, the last 7 days). Measured by Tailodds from FAA surface surveillance; it does not show why. The slow share has stayed at or below 13% for 31 minutes across 16 checks, each with at least 10 landings and current data.
Of 24 aircraft that landed at Newark (EWR) between 5:50 PM and 6:50 PM EST and have reached the ramp, 1 took 15 minutes or more from touchdown, at least 10 minutes over the airport’s typical 5.4 minutes; the median was 4.2 minutes. Usually 4% take that long (this airport, the last 7 days). Measured by Tailodds from FAA surface surveillance; it does not show why. The slow share has stayed at or below 12% for 31 minutes across 16 checks, each with at least 10 landings and current data.
Of 16 aircraft that landed at Newark (EWR) between 1:22 PM and 2:22 PM EST and have reached the ramp, 1 took 15 minutes or more from touchdown, at least 10 minutes over the airport’s typical 5.4 minutes; the median was 8 minutes. Usually 4% take that long (this airport, the last 7 days). Measured by Tailodds from FAA surface surveillance; it does not show why. The slow share has stayed at or below 12% for 31 minutes across 16 checks, each with at least 10 landings and current data.