How US airlines and airports waste your time

Flying in the US is back to the bad old days. Take a look at this table—the 2024 numbers are through February. After the pandemic, arrivals are later than ever. Look at all that red! If we look at the…

Flying in the US is back to the bad old days. Take a look at this table—the 2024 numbers are through February. After the pandemic, arrivals are later than ever. Look at all that red! If we look at the…

The January data that was published provides some interesting data points. We are updating the models. The following charts examine the percentage of flights canceled for selected US airlines that show obvious signs of disruptive cancellations. The industry average for…

The DoT published the December On-Time dataset, and we updated our models. We share the data showing the country’s most delayed airports as part of that process. We focus on delayed arrivals as the critical metric – the destination matters…

Yesterday, we updated our on-time data models with the latest data from the US DoT. We have several models that use this dataset, and while reviewing them, a few ideas popped out that are worth sharing. Subscribers have access to…

The US DoT updated their on-time dataset. Below is one of our models for your review. Notes: Page 1 – Here you can see how each of major US airlines performed for the year through November in terms of arrival…
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