Airline On-Time Tables
These tables created by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) summarize and provide historical comparisons of monthly on-time reports filed by large airlines. Flights are on-time if they depart from the gate or arrive at the gate less than 15 minutes after their scheduled departure or arrival times. For annual rankings, click on December, then select the year-to-date rankings.
Additional on-time information can be found in the Air Travel Consumer Report, http://www.transportation.gov/individuals/air-consumer/air-travel-consumer-reports.
Annual Airline On-Time Rankings
Year-to-date Airline On-Time Performance for Each Month
Ranked by Airline On-Time Performance
Airport On-Time Rankings
- Annual On-Time Arrival Rankings for Major Airports
- Year-To-Date On-Time Arrival Rankings for Major Airports
- Monthly On-Time Arrival Rankings for Major Airports thru March 2025
- Annual On-Time Departure Rankings for Major Airports
- Year-To-Date On-Time Departure Rankings for Major Airports
- Monthly On-Time Departure Rankings for Major Airports thru March 2025
Analysis
- Commercial Aviation in 2020: downturn in airline passengers, employment, profits, and flights operated, in the wake of COVID-19, was partially mitigated by increases in air cargo
- Airlines Hit On-Time High in September while Scheduled, Operated Flights Decrease
- August Flight Operations Edge up for Some Airlines, Down for Others
- U.S. Airlines Expand Schedules, Operate 56% more Flights in July than in June
- Airlines operate more flights in June; on-time performance hits a high
- Flight Cancellations Stabilize in May, but Total Flights Hit Another Record Low
- April's One-Two Punch: as Scheduled Flights Hit Record Lows, Cancellations Reach New Highs
- March 2020 Day-by-Day: How Flight Cancellations Rose to 17%