Historical Flight Verification Replay

Real US flight records, run through the same classifier the flight workflow uses. See what a policy on each flight would have done.

This is a replay. None of these flights were insured, no policy was bought, and nothing here is recorded onchain. The decision logic is simulated on real records.

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JFK LAX

AA 117, New York, NY to Los Angeles, CA, 2026-08-01

No payout

Scheduled departure, local: 20:00
Scheduled arrival, local: 23:24
Scheduled arrival, UTC: 2026-08-02 06:24 UTC
Actual gate arrival, local: 23:20
Actual gate arrival, UTC: 2026-08-02 06:20 UTC
Touchdown, local: 22:47
Delay at the gate: 4 min early
Example policy: 2 hours late or cancelled

The flight arrived before the threshold, so a policy with these terms would have ended with no payout.

-4 min is under the 120 min threshold. Exactly on the threshold counts. In this record the gate arrival decides. Live cover uses the gate time if one is reported, and otherwise touchdown.

Source

US Department of Transportation, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance (1987-present), reporting period 2026-08. Records were picked by a fixed rule, one for each scenario, and are copied unchanged. You can check any of them against BTS's own lookup or the published file.

SHA-256 of that file: 203509350f574f81728ca51175a17360d0413aa990512f8e0c8f1342f5baf23a

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