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Use Pro Flight Search airport delay and weather-delay risk data in articles, travel guides, newsletters, and research. Free to cite with attribution.

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Source: Pro Flight Search live airport delay data (proflightsearch.com/global-airport-delays), accessed [your access time].

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https://proflightsearch.com/global-airport-delays
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[Pro Flight Search](https://proflightsearch.com/global-airport-delays), live airport delay data, accessed [your access time].
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Source: <a href="https://proflightsearch.com/global-airport-delays">Pro Flight Search</a> live airport delay data, accessed [your access time].

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Cite live airport delay data

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Cite it in four steps

  1. Copy the citationUse the ready-made citation above. It names Pro Flight Search and the page.
  2. Link to the live pagePoint the credit at the exact data page you drew the figure from.
  3. Include the access date/timeLive travel data changes quickly, so note when you read it (auto-filled above).
  4. Use the methodology for contextLink readers to /methodology so they can see how the score is built.

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What our data may be used for

Quote current or recent airport delay levels, illustrate a piece with our delay-pulse or weather-risk figures, embed a live self-updating widget, or reference our methodology. Two ground rules: credit Pro Flight Search with a link, and don't present our scores as official airport or airline operational data. They are independent travel-intelligence signals. See the methodology for sources and limits. Prefer raw numbers? Download the open data & CSV, or grab today's most disrupted airports ranking.

Can't find what you need? The methodology page covers sources, scoring, and limits, and the widget library has every embed. Still stuck? Email the team as a last resort.