FAA Slows Arrivals at San Diego International Airport in California Due to Heavy Traffic

The Federal Aviation Administration put a ground delay program in place for flights arriving at San Diego International Airport on Sunday, November 15, citing high traffic volume. The FAA’s morning operations plan listed the program through 6:59 p.m. Pacific time.

The program spaces out arrivals by delaying some San Diego-bound flights at their departure airports. Flights can continue operating, and the delay can vary by flight.

Travelers flying into San Diego or waiting to pick someone up should check their airline’s latest flight status.