Will my flight get delayed?
Use AI to find out.
Below is a free tool that uses AI to determine if your flight is likely to get delayed. Just put in your details, and we'll show you the odds.
An example input would look like United - IAD - PHX - Tuesday - 18. Please note, this uses historic data to predict delays. It's not a real-time delay checker, nor does it account for current weather.
How this classifier works
This checker looks at historic flight data from 500k+ flights. The tool uses machine learning to analyze your inputs and predict the odds you'll experience a flight delay, based on details like airline, airports, and time of day.
This pretrained tabular model uses a Nyckel-created dataset and is built with 550000 samples across 3 labels, including Not Likely, Likely, Very Likely.
We'll also show a confidence score (the higher the number, the more confident the AI model is that it's likely to get delayed or not).
Whether you’re a tech-minded flyer, just curious, or building flight delays detection into your application, we hope our classifier proves helpful.
Need to identify flight delays at scale?
Get API or Zapier access to this classifier for free. It's perfect for:
- Travel agencies: Predict the likelihood of flight delays to inform customers and adjust booking options accordingly.
- Airlines: Provide passengers with real-time updates and alternatives in case of potential flight delays.
- Customer service solutions: Automate responses and solutions for customers dealing with delayed flights.
- Insurance companies: Offer tailored travel insurance policies based on flight delay risks.
- Logistics and shipping: Adjust logistics plans based on expected flight delays to ensure timely deliveries.
- Event planning services: Prepare for attendee delays or absences at events due to flight delays.
- Hospitality industry: Manage room bookings and staff allocation in response to changes in guest arrivals due to flight issues.