Airport Parking & Hotels te revele kilès nan ayewopò UK yo ki te pi ponktyèl ak serye pandan mwa jen apre li te analize estatistik Otorite Aviyasyon Sivil la (CAA) pibliye chak mwa.
The CAA table measures the flights departing from 26 of the UK’s major airports including Birmingham, Bristol, Gatwick, Heathrow and Manchester comparing the number of cancellations and percentage of early and late departures reported.
Of the four largest and busiest airports, Stansted Airport was found to have the least number of cancellations during June with 81 flights cancelled from a total of 14,171 departures compared to 637 flights cancelled from a total of 33,793 departures at Heathrow Airport. That’s a cancellation rate of less than 0.6% at Stansted and less than 2% at Heathrow. When looking at the smaller UK airports Bournemouth, Exeter and Teesside International all came out on top of the ‘departure board’ having no cancelled flights reported during the same month.
Lè w konpare depa bonè (wi, byen bonè!), East Midlands, Leeds Bradford ak Exeter tout tèt lis la rapòte 6.92%, 5.83% ak 5.06% nan vòl ki depa plis pase 15 minit bonè respektivman. Nan 26 ayewopò ki prezante yo, sèt ayewopò yo te asire anviwon yon tyè nan vòl yo te pati ant 1 a 15 minit byen bonè tankou Belfast City, Belfast Entènasyonal, East Midlands Entènasyonal, Exeter, Liverpool, Southampton ak Teesside Ayewopò Entènasyonal.
Nick Caunter, Managing Director of Airport Parking and Hotels (APH.com) te di, “Apre dezavantaj endistri vwayaj la te fè fas nan dènye ane yo, li rasire pou wè kantite ayewopò UK yo ki gen yon ti kantite anilasyon pandan mwa jen ak estatistik yo ankourajan pou depa bonè. Reta pral inevitableman pafwa rive; sepandan, nou espere lè nou pataje yon analiz rapò sou ponktyalite jen CAA a, nou kapab montre tou jan transpò ayeryen serye, malgre sa kèk nan tit nouvèl ki te pibliye nan mwa jen ta ka fè w kwè.”
