Flights were delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport on Tuesday, Nov. 4 and again on Wednesday. What travelers should know about the ground delay.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is one of the airports where the FAA plans to cut flight capacity due to air traffic control shortages. What we know.

For the second consecutive day, the FAA issued a staffing-related ground delay advisory for Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

PHOENIX — 12News is tracking flight delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Wednesday. As of 1:42 p.m., the Sky Harbor website reported over 200 flight delays and over 20 cancelled flights. The Government Shutdown, which is now the longest in United States history, is affecting airports and airport staffing across the nation.

An ultra-low-cost carrier that's struggling to survive confirmed it would pull its two nonstop routes from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in January 2026.

The list of airports that will be required to reduce flights by 10% on Friday reportedly includes Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Airlines have started to cancel flights for Nov. 7-8 after the federal government announced reduced flight capacity at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.

The FAA's new 10% flight reduction at 40 high-traffic airports, including Phoenix, is compounding issues as the airport already faces delays and cancellations. In contrast, travelers at nearby Mesa Gateway Airport are reporting smooth and easy travel.

A man is accused of speeding away from a traffic stop and causing a rollover crash outside Sky Harbor International Airport on Sunday.

Planning to drive down eastbound Sky Harbor Boulevard? Travelers should know that overnight closures start on Sunday and run through Nov. 18.