Ground Stop Order at Orlando International Airport Causing Flight Delays

Ground Stop Order at Orlando International Airport Causing Flight Delays

The Orlando International Airport has issued a ground stop on September 11, 2025, causing flight delays. The ground stop order is caused by an equipment outage.

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Flights departing from Orlando International Airport were halted to an equipment outage at the airport. The advisory, posted shortly after 1:00 p.m. EDT, reads:

Advisory: Our airport is currently under a ground stop due to an FAA equipment issue: http://nasstatus.faa.gov. This may affect airline operations, including flight schedules and baggage delivery. For the latest updates, please check directly with your airline.

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According to the FFA, the Central Florida Terminal Radar Approach Control is experiencing a radar issue, which is causing the ground stop. Flights are likely to be delayed by 45 minutes but could last longer.

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