On-time performance remains at 3-year high, says Airservices

Posted on June 13, 2025 by Guest authors

Citing official BITRE data for the month, Airservices pointed to an average of 82 per cent on-time arrivals and on-time departures in April, as well as a cancellation rate of two per cent, in its latest Network Overview report for May 2025.

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