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14 February, 2023
OAG releases airline frequency and capacity trend statistics report......
Each month OAG produces an Airline Frequency and Capacity Trend Statistics Report, flight data included is sourced via Schedules Analyzer; a cutting-edge platform for airline schedule analysis. The report contains key facts and figures including Seats by Region, Top 20 Country Pairs, Top 20 Airlines, and Top 20 Airports, plus additional information regarding the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the recovery of the travel industry.
OAG Launches an All-New View of Immediate Flight Changes
OAG, the world’s leading provider of travel data and insight, today announced the launch of its new Flight Status Alerts, which delivers an all-new view of immediate flight changes.
Flight Status Alerts directly integrate into OAG’s Flight Info Platform, which already provides a continuous stream of flight schedule changes. Flight Status Data together with Flight Schedules now delivers the broadest possible coverage of flight information to OAG customers which includes booking engines, travel and hospitality apps, airline apps, online travel agencies, metasearch, search engines and flight tracking apps.
This powerful combination provides a first-of-its-kind flight window into key schedules and status data – from the moment a flight is scheduled to when luggage hits the baggage belt, and everything in between.
Powered by Microsoft’s Azure Event Hub, the advanced technology delivers speed and scale to notifications on OAG’s Flight Info Platform. It processes an average of 40 updates each second and provides millions of updates in real-time on schedule and status changes.
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Jason's many years within the media and aviation industries have seen him working for airlines, tour operators, travel agents, radio stations, magazines and media consultancy operations. He loves to travel, often more for the journey than arriving at the destination. Strolling along a beach at dusk, red wine, reading and cheesecake are some of his favourite things.
09 February, 2023
OAG Launches Flight Status Alerts.
Flight Status Alerts directly integrates into OAG’s Flight Info Platform, which already provides a continuous stream of flight schedule changes. Flight Status Data together with Flight Schedules now delivers the broadest possible coverage of flight information to OAG customers which include booking engines, travel and hospitality apps, airline apps, online travel agencies, metasearch, search engines and flight tracking apps.
This powerful combination provides a first-of-its-kind flight window into key schedules and status data – from the moment a flight is scheduled to when luggage hits the baggage belt, and everything in between.
Powered by Microsoft’s Azure Event Hub, the advanced technology delivers speed and scale to notifications on OAG’s Flight Info Platform. It processes an average of 40 updates each second and provides millions of updates in real-time on schedule and status changes.
Key benefits of the flight window include:
Editor in Chief.
Jason's many years within the media and aviation industries have seen him working for airlines, tour operators, travel agents, radio stations, magazines and media consultancy operations. He loves to travel, often more for the journey than arriving at the destination. Strolling along a beach at dusk, red wine, reading and cheesecake are some of his favourite things.
12 January, 2023
Delta Air Lines is the most punctual airline in the U.S.
Delta Air Lines, Alaska Airlines, United Airlines and American Airlines rank among the Top 10 most on-time Mega Airlines in the world.
Spirit Airlines is the most punctual low-cost-carrier (LCC) in North America.
Nine U.S. airports rank among the Top 10 Mega Airports globally, including Los Angeles International, Dallas Fort Worth International, Chicago O’Hare International and Charlotte Douglas International.
U.S. carriers showed strong performance among Mega Airlines and low-cost carriers (LCCs) despite winter weather disruptions over the Christmas holiday, including Southwest which cancelled 16,873 flights alone in December. Globally, seven U.S. carriers ranked among the Top 20 Mega Airlines (defined by the number of flights operated) in the world. Delta ranked #6, followed by Alaska (#7), United (#8) American (#9) and Spirit Airlines (#10; OTP 73.18%). Among the Top 20 low-cost carriers (LCCs) in the world, Spirit ranked #13, followed by Southwest (#14; OTP 71.61%) and Frontier Airlines (#18; OTP 66.18%), with JetBlue (OTP 63.90%) finishing just outside the Top 20 at #21.
Salt Lake City International (#1; OTP 83.59%) is the most punctual airport in the U.S. overall, followed by Boise Airport (#2; OTP 82.92%) and Fresno Yosemite International (#3; OTP 81.58%).
“Strong performance by U.S. Mega Airlines and Mega Airports reflects the competitive nature of the rapidly-recovering U.S. domestic market in 2022,” said John Grant, chief analyst at OAG. “Despite a tough end to the year, overall on-time performance is improving across the board as carriers provided slightly less frequency to ease operational pressures and delays. This in turn allows many carriers to deliver OTP levels last seen in the pre-pandemic era, if not better.”
Download the full report for more insights from OAG’s Punctuality League 2023.
Criteria
OAG defines on-time performance (OTP) as flights that arrive or depart within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival or departure times. Cancellations are included within the OTP calculations and are counted as late flights. To qualify for inclusion, OAG must have flight status data for at least 80% of all scheduled flights operated by the airline or airport.Airlines ranked in the 250 largest global airlines are analyzed. Airline OTP is calculated based on arrivals data only. OTP calculations are based on operating carrier code and are restricted to scheduled passenger flights only. All scheduled flights operated by affiliate carriers on behalf of another carrier are included in the analysis. Flights where OAG does not have the required arrival time, or confirmation that the flight was diverted or cancelled, are not included in the OTP calculations for airlines.Airports must have a minimum of 2.5M departing seats. Airport OTP calculations are restricted to scheduled passenger flights only and are calculated based on both departures and arrivals data. Flights where OAG does not have the required departure and arrival time, or confirmation that the flight was diverted or cancelled, are not included in the OTP calculations for airports.
16 October, 2021
Busiest routes right now according to OAG
Busiest Domestic Airline Routes - October 2O21
In the Top 10 Global Busiest Domestic Airline Routes, you'll find eight are operated by Asia carriers during October. Two operate within South Korea, including the busiest between Jeju and Seoul. Of the top ten, there are three operated within China and a further three within Japan. Mexico's Cancun - Mexico City takes the ninth slot.
In the Top 10 US Busiest Domestic Airline Routes, unsurprisingly, New York-Los Angeles (takes the number one slot whilst the second place is taken by Denver - Phoenix route. Atlanta - Orlando is the third busiest route in the U.S. Orlando makes another appearance on the list, as Newark - Orland takes 8th place.
Top 10 Busiest Domestic Routes - Global
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Jason's many years within the media and aviation industries have seen him working for airlines, tour operators, travel agents, radio stations, magazines and media consultancy operations. He loves to travel, often more for the journey than arriving at the destination. Strolling along a beach at dusk, red wine, reading and cheesecake are some of his favourite things.
Busiest Global Airport in the World - October 2021......
Busiest Global Airport in the World - October 2021
The U.S. dominates the top ten this month as half of the top 10 global airports are located in the US. First place is retained by Atlanta, also unchanged is the second place for Chicago O’Hare with Dallas taking the third spot. Strong growth in the Chinese domestic market this month means there are now three Chinese airports in the Top 10. Delhi and Istanbul complete the chart.
Busiest International Airport in the World - October 2021
World's Busiest International Airport was Dubai, taking over from Amsterdam, which heads up the key European airports. Frankfurt was third and London Heathrow is in fourth place. Two Turkish airports are in the top ten, Antalya in ninth and Instanbul in the fifth position and Vienna rounds out the top ten in the final place, up from 22nd two years ago.
Top 10 Busiest Global Airports by Seats
Calculated using total frequency (domestic and international)
Top 10 Busiest International Airports by Seats
Calculated using international frequency only
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Editor in Chief.
Jason's many years within the media and aviation industries have seen him working for airlines, tour operators, travel agents, radio stations, magazines and media consultancy operations. He loves to travel, often more for the journey than arriving at the destination. Strolling along a beach at dusk, red wine, reading and cheesecake are some of his favourite things.
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