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Airport Delays
FAA delay and ground-stop status for the airports that feed your business.
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About
This Commons feed reads the FAA's national airspace status: airport delays, ground stops, and closure events for the airports you name. For a hotel, a delay wave at the feeder airport is tonight's late-arrivals forecast; for a field operation, it is tomorrow's crew-travel risk.
The upstream is free and public with no key. The feed carries each airport's status changes as events, so a staffing operator can propose coverage changes while the delay is still building instead of after the lobby fills.
Highlights
- Free public feed, no key required
- Ground stops and delay programs as first-class events
- Delay wave -> arrivals forecast -> staffing proposal
- Kind
- Commons signal
- Category
- Commons signals
- Publisher
- Fibric Commons
- Upstream
- FAA (nasstatus.faa.gov)
- Feed health
- Feed live, data flowing (95ms, checked 2026-07-06T23:28Z)
- Availability
- Early access
- Delivery
- Managed by Fibric; nothing to install
- Data direction
- Read-only
- Pricing
- Free
- Sold by
- Fibric
- Support
- Developed and supported by Fibric
- Tags
- airports, hospitality, commons, free
Authentication
None. FAA national airspace status is free and public.
What it reads
- Delay status and average delay minutes by airport
- Ground stops and ground delay programs as they are issued
- Status lifecycle: issued, updated, cancelled
What it can do
This is a sensing source: it reads, it does not write. Operators act through the write-capable connectors alongside it.
How it works
1
Sense
Delay status and average delay minutes by airport.
2
Reason
Operators reason over this connector's signals next to the rest of your stack, so decisions are grounded in the same records you run on.
3
Act
Nothing. This is a sensing source; operators act through the write-capable connectors alongside it.
Pricing
Public upstream feed · managed deployment terms
The upstream signal may be publicly accessible, but no public Fibric plan or hosted feed is offered here. Integration, validation, limits, and support are scoped in writing for a managed deployment.
- Deployment engineer
- Wires and verifies the integration with you during onboarding
- Managed validation
- Review maturity, authority, supported records, and deployment boundaries before go-live
- Execution records
- Supported reads, proposals, policy decisions, and reported outcomes kept for review
- Support from the builders
- Developed, run, and supported directly by Fibric
Requirements
- The airports that feed your operation
Your deployment engineer verifies each line with you during onboarding.
Support and resources
Supported by the people who built it
This signal feed is developed, run, and supported by the same Fibric team. Support starts during onboarding with a named deployment engineer and doesn't hand you off afterward.
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Listings this is designed to pair with. Each listing has its own live or managed early-access state.
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This Commons signal feed is developed, published, and supported by Fibric. It reads public data published by FAA (nasstatus.faa.gov). Upstream agencies and projects are the property of their respective owners, who are not affiliated with Fibric and do not sponsor or endorse this listing. Trademark policy
Bring Airport Delays into your early-access deployment
Early access means a deployment engineer wires this with you, and it runs propose-only until you approve live actions.