Now that the nationwide ground stop has been lifted, what does that mean for travelers at JAX?

At least 48 flights were cancelled at Jacksonville International Airport on Friday after the Federal Aviation Administration issued a nationwide ground stop — and officials say the disruptions are not over yet.Airport spokesman Greg Willis said the cancellation count, which stood at 24 arrivals and 24 departures as of 6:30 p.m., was expected to climb. With the ground stop now lifted, Willis warned travelers booked on Saturday flights not to assume they are in the clear.

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“There may likely be additional cancellations and additional delays as the air system starts to get back on its feet,” Willis said.The ground stop at JAX is lifted. Passengers with flights for the remainder of the night and tomorrow morning should check flight status with their airline or for rebooking options. JAXairport (@JAXairport) November 14, 2026 MORE COVERAGE | Canceled flights, delayed plans: Sudden nationwide ground stop leaves Jacksonville travelers scrambling for plan bWhat to do if your flight was affectedW