Ground Stop Delays Flights At Newark Airport

Thousands of Travelers Impacted

Newark Airport Operations Halted Due to Weather Conditions

A ground stop has been issued at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) due to heavy snow and reduced visibility. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued the ground stop, effectively stopping all flights from departing or arriving at the airport.

The ground stop is expected to remain in effect until at least 12:00 PM EST. However, the FAA may extend the ground stop if weather conditions do not improve.

Thousands of travelers are being impacted by the ground stop. Many flights have been canceled or delayed, and passengers are being advised to check with their airlines for the latest information.

What is a Ground Stop?

A ground stop is an order issued by the FAA that prohibits aircraft from taking off or landing at a particular airport. Ground stops are typically issued due to weather conditions, such as heavy snow, fog, or thunderstorms. Ground stops can also be issued due to other factors, such as security concerns or runway closures.

Why Was a Ground Stop Issued at Newark Airport?

The ground stop at Newark Airport was issued due to heavy snow and reduced visibility. The snow is making it difficult for aircraft to take off and land safely. The reduced visibility is also making it difficult for pilots to navigate.

How Long Will the Ground Stop Last?

The ground stop at Newark Airport is expected to remain in effect until at least 12:00 PM EST. However, the FAA may extend the ground stop if weather conditions do not improve.

What Should Travelers Do?

Travelers who are scheduled to fly out of Newark Airport should check with their airlines for the latest information on their flights. Passengers may be able to rebook their flights or get a refund if their flights are canceled.

Travelers who are planning to fly into Newark Airport should also check with their airlines for the latest information on their flights. Passengers may be able to rebook their flights to a different airport or get a refund if their flights are canceled.

Additional Information

For more information on the ground stop at Newark Airport, please visit the FAA website or the Newark Airport website.

Travelers can also follow the FAA on Twitter for the latest updates on the ground stop.