Table 8: Network Airlines Full-time Equivalent Employees* by Month 2013 - 2017, May 2017

Table 7: Network Airline Year-to-Year Change in Full-time Equivalent Employees* from the Previous Year, May 2017

Table 6: Top 10 Airlines, May 2017

Table 5: Carrier Group Percent of Total Scheduled Passenger Airline FTEs, May 2017

Table 4: Airline Group Full-time Equivalent Employees*, May 2013 - 2017

Table 3: Scheduled Passenger Airline Full-time Equivalent Employees* by Month 2013 - 2017, May 2017

Table 2: Change from Previous Year in Scheduled Passenger Airline* Full-time Equivalent Employees**, May 2017

Table 1A: Monthly Change in Scheduled Passenger Airline Full-time Equivalent Employees* by Airline Group, May 2017

Table 1: Yearly Change in Scheduled Passenger Airline Full-time Equivalent Employees* by Airline Group, May 2017

Airlines Report 26 Tarmac Delays Over Three Hours on Domestic Flights, No Tarmac Delays Over Four Hours on International Flights in May

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) today released its July 2017 Air Travel Consumer Report, compiling air carrier data for the month of May 2017.  In May, airlines reported 26 tarmac delays of more than three hours on domestic flights and no tarmac delays of more than four hours on international flights.  Twenty-four of the long tarmac delays took place in Philadelphia on May 25, when there were heavy thundershowers in the area.  All reported extended tarmac delays are being investigated by the Department.