Is there a ground stop at SBD today?
Live FAA delay status for San Bernardino International Airport (KSBD, San Bernardino, CA): ground stops, ground delay programs and delays right now, what the FAA has listed for SBD recently.
No: the FAA is not reporting a ground stop at SBD right now.
FAA NAS Status lists no ground stop, ground delay program, or delay event for San Bernardino Intl. Checked Sep 22, 2026 · 2033Z (1:33 PM PDT); this page refreshes about every two minutes.
Recent FAA events at SBD
Ground stops and delay programs the FAA has listed for SBD in the last 90 days, from ATIS Alerts' own log of FAA NAS Status.
No ground stops, ground delay programs, or delay events recorded for SBD in this window. The log is complete from 2026-09-22; earlier entries come from the ATIS Alerts bot's event history and cover only the latest event of each type.
Durations are the time the FAA kept the event listed. Log complete from 2026-09-22; older rows are the last event of each type seen by the ATIS Alerts bot since 2026-07-22.
Weather at KSBD right now
Weather drives most ground stops: thunderstorms, low ceilings, wind and snow.
METAR KSBD 221957Z 00000KT 7SM CLR 27/10 A2989
What a ground stop at SBD means
When the FAA issues a ground stop for San Bernardino Intl, aircraft headed there are held at their departure airports until it lifts; flights already airborne continue, hold, or divert. It is the FAA's most severe traffic-management step short of closing the airport, and it is usually issued in 30 to 90 minute increments that get extended while the cause persists, then often converted into a ground delay program as conditions improve.
Passengers:your aircraft is probably sitting at its origin; the airline's "delayed" status usually resolves in waves after the stop lifts. Pilots: a stop at SBD ripples into the satellite airports and the whole TRACON; check the national board for programs at your alternate.
Terminology: ground stops explained · GDPs and EDCTs explained
Active FAA events nearby
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SBD ground stop FAQ
How do I know if SBD has a ground stop right now?
The banner at the top of this page reads the FAA's NAS Status feed about every two minutes. A red banner means the FAA currently lists a ground stop for San Bernardino Intl; green means it does not. The official source is nasstatus.faa.gov.
How long do ground stops at SBD last?
We have not recorded enough ground stops here yet to give an airport-specific average. Nationally, most stops run 30 to 90 minutes per issuance, but a stalled line of storms can keep one extended for hours.
Does a ground stop mean my flight is cancelled?
No. It means departures to SBDare held, not cancelled. Airlines cancel on their own when the backlog cannot be recovered, so watch your carrier's updates alongside this page.
⚠️ Informational only. FAA NAS Status is the authoritative source for delay programs; your airline or dispatch governs your flight. ATIS Alerts is not affiliated with the FAA.