I am very impressed. Having a sense for the status of the major airports in the FAA system is of tremendous value to even infrequent travelers. This ability to "know before you go" is great. I installed it just to get a sense for what it can do, and it works as advertised. This one will stay on my phone. What a great use of an existing data source. My complements to the developers.

I really love this app. I happen to work at a major airlport for a major airline and I know right before, or durring work about any ground delay programs. Just wish it would give, somehow access to airline delays. That wouldbe very helpfull when traveling.

Cool App...

My partner just called to say, "My Flight out of SFO has been delayed...but they're not saying why." So while he was on the phone....I hopped on my trusty iPhone, checked out FAAwait, and knew immediately that it was being delayed 31-45 (increasing) Minutes due to, "Weather: Wind". When I relayed the information to him he looked out the window and said, "OH, those planes ARE a bit wobbly coming in." Needless to say If you're the home base for a frequent flyer ... you'll find it very useful.

Does exactly what it says - shows arrival problems at airports. Sure, you can use faa.gov, but if you've ever tried to navigate the ancient javascript of the free site on an iphone (or blackberry for that matter), you'll be glad to spend the dollar for this gem. The 90 degree rotation to see the map is icing on the cake. Great stuff.

This app is nice. For those who said you can go look at the FAA website, one thing I noticed was that the main map on the FAA website isn't up-to-date (maybe that's a one-time glitch), FAA website showed all orange dots, while the map on the phone was displaying a few red, yellow, orange blinking squares and green (non-blinking dots) -- which seem consistent with the reports.

For a frequent traveller. I can tell you if you don't want to spend the money that there are always delays at JFK 30-40 min due to volume. This app does give you a good sense of what airports are behind and it is a direct feed from the FAA.

Very well done... Perfect for my travel needs.

This simple program shows FAA traffic delays. View airport delays on a map or in a list view. This is a great tool to have for those who travel via air or fly into any of these FAA monitored airports.

Downloaded this for my holiday travel. This application, upon initial launch, shows a list of reported airport delay times and the reason. Turn the phone landscape and a USA map displays the airport delay in their respective state. I may be able to get this online for free, but I don't carry my PC in my pocket when I travel. I do however, take my iPhone with me. This was valuable information for me to get easily, quickly and user friendly......giving me the at-a-glance airport delays I needed for my holiday, nasty weather travel. Thanks for the convenient package!

May be useful for some, but is not helpful if you are flying to a non-major airport. This program has no options. It only displays major airport delays. No way to even lookup conditions at a smaller airport like you can on the FAA website. I regret buying this.

I fly every week for work and I was using Safri and it takes forever to find the delays. This gives me the information I need in under 10 seconds. Worth every penny.

As a frequent traveler i downloaded this app without alot of high expectations. but i was pleasently surprised. The info is accurate and up to date. I just learned that if you tilt the phone it gives you a u.s. map. However it would be nice to tap the certain airport with the delay and get the detailed info that is posted on the faa web site. For those who state you can use safari and get the same info...come on. by the time you did that the plane would be in the air.

As an FAA Traffic Management Specialist, I administer Ground Delay programs daily. After downloading this app, I took it to work and compared it with our internal real-time data over several days and was pleasantly surprised at its accuracy. I did notice a couple of minor shortfalls, outlined below.

I travel a lot. It's common practice among the airlines to share delay times '30 minutes' or a 'few minutes' at a time - particularly if the plane has already boarded. I can always rely on this application to get the 'real deal'. The captain says 30 minutes I check FAA and already know it's going to be about 1 hr and 50 min.- and sure enough that's how it is. This allows me to advise my clients in advance, call home and also use this info to get a bottle of water or something to drink from the flight attendant. Great application for the traveler.