'FAA control plan' causing flight delays at some Florida airports

Some Florida airports were seeing flight delays Monday afternoon, with some of the longest delays at Fort Lauderdale International Airport.

Orlando International Airport said the delays are "due to an FAA control plan in place to help manage air traffic flow in Florida."

Travelers were advised to contact their airline for current flight status.

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As of 4 p.m., here are delay times being reported by flightaware.com:

Orlando International Airport, MCO

  • Arrival delays for airborne aircraft an average of 36 minutes (and increasing)

  • Departure delays of 16 minutes to 30 minutes (and increasing) due to an air traffic management program

Fort Lauderdale International Airport, FLL

  • Departure delays of 46 minutes to 1 hour (and increasing) due to an air traffic management program

  • Arrival delays for airborne aircraft an average of 33 minutes (and decreasing)

Miami International Airport, MIA

  • Departure delays of 31 minutes to 45 minutes (and increasing) due to an air traffic management program.

Jacksonville International Airport, JAX

  • No delays reported

Southwest Florida International Airport, RSW

  • No delays reported

Daytona Beach International Airport, DAB

  • No delays reported

Tallahassee International Airport, TLH

  • No delays reported

Melbourne Orlando International Airport, MLB

  • No delays reported

This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Florida flight delays at some airports caused by FAA control plan