Highlights
- The FAA issued a ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Friday, Aug. 14.
- The stop was set to remain in effect until 6 p.m., according to the FAA.
- ABC15 and Yahoo News both confirmed the stop, citing low visibility from monsoon activity.
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a ground stop at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Friday, with the restriction set to remain in effect until 6 p.m., 12News reported.
ABC15 and Yahoo News both confirmed the stop, attributing it to low visibility from monsoon thunderstorms over the airport.
Travelers with departures from Sky Harbor should check with their carrier for delay updates before heading to the airport.
Sources
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- 12News retrieved 14/08/2026 00:45
- ABC15 Arizona retrieved 14/08/2026 00:45
- travel.yahoo.com retrieved 14/08/2026 00:45
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