Heavy snowfall has disrupted air travel at Detroit Metro Airport (DTW) on December 29, 2025. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) imposed a ground delay this afternoon, affecting flights as snow continues to accumulate in the region.
Ground Delay Details
Travelers at DTW can expect average departure delays of approximately one hour and ten minutes. The ground delay is set to remain in effect until 11:59 p.m. today, impacting the scheduling and operations of airlines.
Previous Flight Restrictions
Earlier in the day, the FAA issued a ground stop specifically for Delta Airlines flights at Detroit Metro Airport. This measure was lifted just before 8 a.m., allowing flights to resume, albeit with continued delays.
Impact of Weather on Local Travel
- Ground delay imposed on December 29, 2025.
- Flights delayed by an average of 70 minutes.
- Ground stop for Delta flights lifted at 8 a.m.
These weather conditions reflect the ongoing challenges posed by winter storms, as travelers are encouraged to monitor their flight statuses closely. As the situation develops, more updates may follow to inform passengers of further changes and potential delays.
