Check live versus estimated
A live label means a recent airport-controlled reading is available. An estimated label means the source is unavailable or stale, so the number is planning context rather than a measured line.
Airport directory / live and fallback status
Browse 22 supported airports. 17 currently have a fresh official reading and 5 use modeled estimates. Terminal and checkpoint conditions can vary sharply.
22 airports shown
Current network
Planning context · no fresh Standard reading
Planning context · no fresh Standard reading
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Planning context · no fresh Standard reading
Nov 13, 1:47 AM CST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 1:47 AM CST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 12, 11:47 PM PST
Planning context · no fresh Standard reading
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Planning context · no fresh Standard reading
Nov 13, 2:47 AM EST
Nov 12, 11:47 PM PST
Nov 12, 11:47 PM PST
No supported airport matches these filters.
Typical day · rolling 30-day average
Each line is one airport's average standard-lane wait by hour of local day, built from the last 30 days of readings. This is a historical pattern for planning — not a live reading. Use the hour selector or hover the chart to compare recorded waits. Gaps mean observations are unavailable.
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Use the directory correctly
A live label means a recent airport-controlled reading is available. An estimated label means the source is unavailable or stale, so the number is planning context rather than a measured line.
Airport averages are only a starting point. Use the airport page to match your terminal, gate group, checkpoint, and screening lane before deciding which reading applies to your trip.
After checking the source and checkpoint, use the leave-time calculator to add travel, bag-drop, walking, and boarding buffers.