Snapshot of conditions
at the build time shownSource: FAA National
Airspace System StatusClosures shown only when the whole airport
is closed to airline flights (FAA notice,
in force); limited or unreadable notices
are left outPercentages: GateCast, July 2026
Short connections (30 to 44
minutes) that lost 15+ minutes
JFKFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure22.6%
ATLFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure19.5%
ORDFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure19.1%
DFWFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure17.4%
DENFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure16.5%
LAXFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure19.5%
SFOFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure33.4%
MIAFAA statusGround stop until 5:45 pm EDT · FAA reports reason: thunderstormsas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure24.5%
SEAFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure17.3%
BOSFAA statusGround delay program · average 1 h 6 min · FAA reports reason: runway constructionas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure22.1%
PHXFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure18.7%
CLTFAA statusNo FAA delay program listedas of 21:06 UTC, 7 OctJuly 2026 month figure19.6%
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Hub connection rankings: where short connections hold best

Of the 31 large US hubs we track, July 2026. GateCast’s measure: the share of short connections that lost 15+ minutes; the lowest share ranks first. A ranking by a measured share, no judgement on how an airport is run.

Of the 31 large US hubs GateCast tracks · rank 1 = the lowest share of short connections that lost 15+ minutes · July 2026
GateCast measure
#MoveHubLost 15+ minJuly
=1▲ 5
AUSAustin-Bergstrom
16.5%
=1▲ 25
DENDenver
16.5%
3▲ 1
MSPMinneapolis-St Paul
16.9%
4▲ 16
SEASeattle-Tacoma
17.3%
5▲ 22
DFWDallas/Fort Worth
17.4%
6▲ 2
SLCSalt Lake City
17.5%
7▲ 21
MDWChicago Midway
17.8%
8▲ 3
IAHHouston Bush Intercontinental
18.0%
=9▼ 5
HNLHonolulu
18.1%
=9▼ 7
IADWashington Dulles
18.1%
11▼ 8
DTWDetroit Metro
18.3%
12▲ 9
LASLas Vegas Harry Reid
18.5%
13–
PHXPhoenix Sky Harbor
18.7%
14▲ 7
ORDChicago O'Hare
19.1%
15–
BWIBaltimore/Washington
19.2%
=16▼ 15
ATLAtlanta Hartsfield-Jackson
19.5%
=16▲ 8
LAXLos Angeles
19.5%
18▼ 12
CLTCharlotte Douglas
19.6%
=19▼ 2
BNANashville
20.5%
=19▼ 2
TPATampa
20.5%
=21▼ 12
EWRNewark Liberty
20.8%
=21▼ 4
LGANew York LaGuardia
20.8%
23▲ 1
DCAWashington Reagan National
21.1%
24▲ 6
SANSan Diego
21.8%
=25▼ 13
BOSBoston Logan
22.1%
=25▼ 11
MCOOrlando
22.1%
=27▼ 11
FLLFort Lauderdale-Hollywood
22.3%
=27▼ 17
PHLPhiladelphia
22.3%
29▼ 8
JFKNew York JFK
22.6%
30▼ 1
MIAMiami
24.5%
31–
SFOSan Francisco
33.4%

Method: Share of scheduled 30-44 minute connections where, on a day both flights operated normally, the inbound arrived at least 15 minutes later than the outbound departed, relative to schedule. This is a delay measure only - it does not mean a connection was missed.

Figure basis: GateCast measure: a defined share of scheduled 30-44 min connections losing 15+ minutes, computed from BTS schedule/delay data with no transfer-time assumption

Source: BTS Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance, all reporting US carriers, departures from each hub; July 2026, compared with June 2026; read 2026-10-03

Hubs with the same figure share a rank, shown with =, and are listed alphabetically; the next rank skips.

Move: change in rank against June on the same measure; ▲ climbed the table, ▼ fell. Rank moves between close values are small changes in the figure.

Places only; no airline is ranked.