Flight Schedule Changes Following Nationwide FAA Ground Stop in USA

13 November 2026

The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued a nationwide ground stop this evening, 13 November 2026, due to reported air traffic control communications issues affecting all flight operations across the United States, including Cayman Airways services.

As a result of the ground stop, Cayman Airways has made the following flight schedule changes:

Friday, 13 November 2026

Tampa: Flight KX201 has been cancelled. Affected passengers will be accommodated on recovery flight KX3201 departing Tampa tomorrow, 14 November, at 8am and arriving on Grand Cayman at 9:45am.

Miami: Flights KX106 and KX107 have been cancelled. Affected passengers are being accommodated on existing flights KX122 and KX123 tomorrow, 14 November.

Saturday, 14 November 2026

Kingston: Flight KX600 will now depart Grand Cayman at 10:45am and arrive in Kingston at 11:50am. Flight KX601 will depart Kingston at 12:50pm and arrive on Grand Cayman at 2pm.

Tampa: Flight KX200 will now depart Grand Cayman at 3pm and arrive in Tampa at 4:50pm. Flight KX201 will depart Tampa at 5:50pm and arrive on Grand Cayman at 7:40pm.

Affected passengers will receive updated flight details electronically using the contact information provided by them at the time of booking. Ground staff at affected Cayman Airways stations will also be on-hand to assist passengers as needed.

Cayman Airways apologises for the inconvenience caused by these circumstances beyond the airline's control, and thanks passengers for their patience and understanding.