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SEA Delays

Every reading taken of SEA since this site started sampling the FAA's feed — what was holding traffic, why, and for how long. 8 of the 13 were ground delay programmes, the kind that costs an airline money. The worst hold recorded was 3h 56m.

13 readings

Newest first. The FAA keeps none of this, so every row here is a sample that would otherwise be gone.

WhenKindReasonTypicalWorst
25 Sep 2026 00:36ground delayrunway construction47m3h 56m
30 Sep 2026 00:32ground delaylow ceilings55m1h 57m
28 Sep 2026 04:31ground delayrunway construction33m1h 37m
28 Sep 2026 00:32ground delayrunway construction33m1h 37m
29 Sep 2026 00:30ground delayrunway construction37m1h 29m
22 Sep 2026 00:33ground delayrunway construction35m1h 22m
21 Sep 2026 01:57ground delayrunway construction33m1h 19m
24 Sep 2026 00:34ground delayrunway construction36m1h 12m
10 Oct 2026 20:16departureRWY:Construction16m30m
10 Oct 2026 19:46departureRWY:Construction16m30m
29 Sep 2026 16:32departureRWY:Construction16m30m
20 Sep 2026 01:26departureRWY:Construction16m30m
20 Sep 2026 00:30departureRWY:Construction16m30m

Source: the FAA's national airspace status feed. A ground delay programme holds aircraft at their origin because SEA cannot take them, and is the one that costs an airline money. The reason is quoted as the FAA writes it.

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