Resolution criteria
This market will resolve based on the official time that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) nationwide ground stop issued on the afternoon of November 13, 2026, is lifted.
Determination of the lifting time will rely on official advisories published by the FAA Air Traffic Control System Command Center (ATCSCC) or official announcements from the FAA (faa.gov / @FAAnews) or the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Because options are formatted as cumulative deadlines ("By [Date/Time]"), each option resolves independently as follows:
YES: If the nationwide ground stop is officially cancelled, expired without extension, or lifted at or prior to the stated Eastern Time (ET) deadline.
NO: If the nationwide ground stop remains in effect past that stated deadline.
If the FAA transitions the nationwide ground stop into standard localized ground stops, ground delay programs, or allows standard nationwide departures to resume with normal flow management, the nationwide ground stop will be considered lifted at the effective time stated in that advisory. If exceptions to a Nationwide ground stop are granted, that will not count as the ground stop being lifted. The nationwide ground stop must be lifted.