Trader consensus overwhelmingly favors fewer than 8,000 US flight delays on March 25, reflecting real-time tracking data from FAA and FlightAware showing delays well below that threshold amid favorable spring weather nationwide and no major disruptions like air traffic control outages or airline system failures seen earlier in the year. With roughly 45,000 daily commercial flights, the low count stems from minimal winter storm impacts, smooth operations at key hubs like Atlanta and Chicago, and reduced congestion post-holiday peaks. Final Bureau of Transportation Statistics numbers, typically released days later, could prompt minor revisions, but significant upward shifts would require evidence of underreported delays from tarmac holds or late-night flights; barring such anomalies, resolution appears straightforward.