FAA schedules Boston Logan ground delay program for November 7, with average assigned delays of 70 minutes
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What changed
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground delay program for flights arriving at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) on November 7, 2026, because of runway and taxiway construction. The program schedules arrival restrictions from 18:00 UTC on November 7 until 02:59 UTC on November 8. The FAA lists an average assigned delay of 70 minutes and a maximum assigned delay of 143 minutes. The program covers departures from the contiguous United States and six specified Canadian airports.
Does this affect me?
Passengers scheduled to arrive at Boston Logan during the November 7 afternoon and evening ground delay program may experience delayed departures from their origin airports. The FAA program includes departures from the contiguous United States and Canada's Halifax (YHZ), Ottawa (YOW), Montréal (YUL), Toronto Pearson (YYZ), Toronto Billy Bishop (YTZ) and Québec City (YQB) airports. Travelers connecting through Boston or making time-sensitive onward arrangements may also be affected. The reported delay figures describe FAA-assigned delays and do not mean that every passenger will experience those delays.
What should I do?
Check your operating airline's latest flight status and assigned departure time before traveling to the airport. If arriving at Boston Logan during the scheduled program, allow additional time for connections, ground transportation and time-sensitive appointments. Contact your airline if a revised schedule threatens an onward connection or other essential arrangements. The FAA's published end time is scheduled and may change as operations develop.
Affected places
US, CA, Boston, Halifax, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, Quebec City, BOS, YHZ, YOW, YUL, YYZ, YTZ, YQB