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FAA Groundstop Pressures Airline Shares After Hours

A communications issue that prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to halt flights across the U.S. weighed on airline stocks in after-hours trading, with JetBlue Airways posting the steepest decline among the carriers listed.

By Money Talk·November 14, 2026·2 min read·516 reads

FAA Groundstop Pressures Airline Shares After Hours

JetBlue fell 4.5% to $3.59. American Airlines slipped 1.9% to $12.92, while Delta Air Lines lost 1.8% to $84.67. Frontier Group Holdings, Southwest Airlines and United Airlines also traded modestly lower after the market closed.

Badger Meter moved in the opposite direction. The company said its board authorized a $250 million expansion of its stock buyback program, and its shares rose 1.2% to $156.59.

FAA Groundstop Pressures Airline Shares After Hours

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