Departures to John F. Kennedy International Airport were temporarily grounded Thursday due to an aircraft emergency, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The ground stop was issued at 12:30 p.

A ground stop that was issued at John F. Kennedy International Airport due to an "aircraft emergency" has been lifted.

Travelers are bracing for canceled flights and extensive delays after one flight’s engine issue prompted a ground stop at John F. Kennedy International Airport Thursday. Bad weather is doing the rest.

While the heavy rain from the storm on Thursday is behind us, ground delays continue at all tri-state area airports. According to New York City Emergency Management, John

Houston travelers were warned of more flight disruptions Tuesday afternoon as the Federal Aviation Administration issued alerts for potential ground-delay plans and even a total ground stop at Bush and Hobby airports.

A ground stop may go into effect at George Bush Intercontinental Airport after 4 p.m. Tuesday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The potential ground stop was listed under the FAA's forecasted events Tuesday morning, and if it goes into effect, it would be the fourth at the airport in the last week.

The restriction came after Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warned that flight disruptions will increase as controllers miss a paycheck on Oct. 28.

A temporary ground stop triggered Sunday by a staffing shortage in Southern California’s airspace and affecting Los Angeles International Airport flights has been lifted, the Federal Aviation

Alaska Airlines lifted a system-wide ground stop for all Alaska and Horizon Air flights after an IT outage, causing hundreds of delays and cancellations.