FlightCancellations.com is a non-commercial research project by Jeremy Cabral. Through Duo Some Good he queued four nights to be first in line for the iPhone Duo at the Apple Store in Sydney, then gave the phone away to raise money for We Are Mobilise. The site sells nothing, carries no advertising and takes no money from airlines, insurers or card issuers.
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Jeremy Cabral is a Sydney-based growth advisor who has raised money for homelessness for 11 years. In November 2026 he queued for four nights to be first in line for the iPhone Duo at the Apple Store in Sydney, then gave the phone away to raise money for We Are Mobilise, and gave free business help to more than 100 businesses that week. He built this research site after his own flight was cancelled two days before the FAA ground stop.
Jeremy Cabral is a Sydney-based growth advisor who has raised money for homelessness for 11 years. In November 2026 he queued for four nights to be first in line for the iPhone Duo at the Apple Store in Sydney. He gave the phone away to raise money for We Are Mobilise, and gave free business help to more than 100 businesses that week. His own flight was cancelled two days before the FAA ground stop, so he built FlightCancellations.com. The nationwide stop on 13 November 2026 lasted 4 hours 21 minutes. The site records 755 sourced figures from 470 distinct sources, 126 travel insurance cover positions and 62 airline responses to the stop. Every figure links to its source. The site sells nothing, carries no advertising and takes no money from airlines, insurers or card issuers.
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FlightCancellations.com records the FAA nationwide ground stop of 13 November 2026 and what it cost travellers: 755 sourced figures from 470 distinct sources, 126 travel insurance cover positions and 62 airline responses. Data as at 15 November 2026. The methodology page lists every source.
Source: FlightCancellations.com, https://flightcancellations.comEvery chart and table on the main page has its own Embed button. Embeds keep your filters and carry a credit link.
The site's data and charts are free to use and embed with credit under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence (CC BY 4.0). The site terms set the licence and ask for the credit to read "FlightCancellations.com, A-Bomb Pty Ltd" with a link to the page you used.
Policy wordings, airline documents and news articles the site quotes belong to their owners.
More about Jeremy and how the site checks its figures is on the about page.