Last updated October 22, 2026
Cookie policy
DelayAtlas itself sets no cookies. Every page is a static file, there is no login, and nothing you do here is stored by this site in your browser. The cookies listed below, if any, come from the third-party services named, and this page lists each one because a short honest table is more useful than a paragraph of reassurance.
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Cookies a visit can set
| Cookie | Set by | What it does | Lasts |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google Analytics | A random identifier that tells one browser from another, so visits can be counted rather than page loads. | 2 years |
| _ga_QJSZG2YH8X | Google Analytics | Keeps the current session together, so a visit that reads three pages counts as one visit. | 2 years |
| Partner cookies | Travelpayouts | Attribute a booking to this site when you follow a travel partner link or widget, so the site can earn a commission. | Set by the partner; typically up to 30 days |
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Things that are not cookies but sound like them
The live airport status and weather panels read small files from this site's own domain. They set nothing in your browser and your visit is not reported to the FAA or the National Weather Service.
The search box and the trip tools work inside the page with data it has already downloaded. What you type is not sent anywhere and not stored after you leave.
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How to refuse or remove them
If you are in the EEA, the UK or Switzerland, Google Analytics runs in consent mode with storage denied by default, so the two analytics cookies above are not written for you unless you agree to them.
Every browser lets you block third-party cookies or clear them. Blocking them breaks nothing here: the pages, charts and tools work the same without them.
To opt out of Google Analytics on every site, install Google's Analytics opt-out add-on.
The wider picture, including server logs and your rights under US state privacy laws, is in the privacy policy. Questions go to kaantokali1@gmail.com.