Travel With These Airlines To Avoid Winter Travel Delays
Airlines & Airports Delta Air Lines Patrick Clarke November 02, 2018
On-Time All-Stars
A flight delay can not only put a damper on your holiday travel plans but change your attitude for the worse. The good news is that some airlines are more dependable than others. Recent data collected by air travel intelligence company OAG from June 2017 through May 2018 reveals which carriers you'd be wise to trust your time and money to this winter. According to OAG, "on-time is defined as arrivals that take place strictly less than 15 minutes after scheduled arrival time, including cancellations."
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