Colombia’s Aerocivil Reports Delays and Rescheduling on US Flights Following FAA Ground Stop. Colombia’s civil aviation authority, Aeronáutica Civil (Aerocivil), has reported delays and schedule adjustments on international routes connecting Colombia and the United States. The disruption follows a nationwide ground stop order issued on Friday, November 13, 2026, by the FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC) across all US airports due to extraordinary circumstances and operational safety reasons.
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According to the official bulletin released by the Colombian regulator, operational restrictions apply under the following terms:
- ✈ Duration: The restriction is initially in effect from 15:53 to 23:00 local time on November 13, subject to extension by the FAA.
- ✈ US to Colombia flights: All air traffic scheduled to depart from US airports must remain grounded while the directive stays active.
- ✈ Colombia to US flights: Inbound international flights entering US airspace are subject to delays or rescheduling and are being managed and cleared on an individual basis by US air traffic controllers.
- ✈ Other operations: Domestic flights within Colombia and international services to other destinations continue operating normally.
Aerocivil advised passengers scheduled to travel to or from the United States to verify their flight status directly with their airlines before heading to the airport and to use airline digital channels to manage rebookings. The authority continues to monitor the situation alongside carriers and international regulators to ensure a smooth resumption of service once the restriction is lifted.
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