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Page 0 of 5 © 2018 Variflight. All Rights Reserved Page 0 of 5 © 2018 VariFlight. All Rights Reserved. Airline On-time Arrival Performance (May 2019, by VariFlight) SC Tops the OTP Chart in Mainland China for Three Consecutive Months, Showing the Most Rapid YoY Growth Powered by VariFlight incomparable aviation database, the monthly report of Airline On-time Arrival Performance provides an overview of how global airlines perform in May, 2019. In May, Garuda Indonesia tops the global OTP chart among big airlines. A total of 407,000 aircraft movements were handled by Chinese airlines, showing an increase of 6.15 percent year-over-year. Garuda Indonesia and Citilink take the top spot in the global OTP chart among big and medium-sized airlines, respectively. Shandong Airlines retains the most punctual airlines among the ten major airlines in Mainland China for three consecutive months with an on-time arrival rate of 88.32 percent, showing the most rapid YoY growth Taking a look at the TOP10 domestic popular routes, JHG-KMG route tops the OTP chart carried by Beijing Capital Airlines. Global Big and Medium-Sized Airlines GA Tops Global Big Airlines In May, airlines in Indonesia show an excellent performance. Garuda Indonesia tops the global big airlines chart with an on-time arrival rate of 97.45 percent and 3.73 minutes of average arrival delay, followed by All Nippon Airways and S7 Airlines. Citilink delivers the best OTP again among all medium-sized airlines worldwide with 97.99 percent punctuality and 2.85 minutes of average arrival delay, followed by Hawaiian Airlines and COPA. Page 1 of 5 © 2018 VariFlight. All Rights Reserved. World’s TOP Airlines for On-Time Arrivals (Big and Medium-Sized Airlines, May, 2019) Average Arrival IATA Country/ Flight On-time Arrival Category Airlines Delay Ranking Code Region Arrivals Performance (minutes) GA Garuda Indonesia ID 14419 97.45% 3.73 1 NH All Nippon Airways JP 30255 97.04% 3.95 2 S7 S7 Airlines RU 12878 96.75% 3.55 3 KE Korean Air KR 13071 96.70% 4.96 4 SK SAS SE 25507 95.63% 5.10 5 Big Airlines JL Japan Airlines JP 25567 95.57% 5.41 6 EK Emirates Airlines AE 12633 95.32% 5.28 7 SU Aeroflot-Russian Airlines RU 30746 94.80% 8.22 8 QR Qatar Airways QA 14715 94.74% 6.60 9 IB Iberia Airlines ES 18080 94.73% 5.77 10 QG Citilink ID 8943 97.99% 2.85 1 HA Hawaiian Airlines US 8407 97.45% 2.82 2 CM COPA PA 10365 97.23% 4.14 3 SA South African Airways ZA 9658 95.97% 4.05 4 Medium- MH Malaysia Airlines MY 12015 95.46% 5.21 5 Sized G8 GoAir IN 8412 95.40% 4.97 6 Airlines ID Batik Air ID 7854 95.35% 4.70 7 9K Cape Air US 7375 95.32% 5.47 8 AY Finnair FI 11509 94.91% 6.66 9 SQ Singapore Airlines SG 8002 94.83% 5.68 10 Source:VariFlight APAC Big and Medium-Sized Airlines Indonesia and Australia become the top countries with most airlines in the OTP chart In May, Garuda Indonesia ranks first among all big airlines in Asia-Pacific region with an on-time arrival rate of 97.45 percent, followed by All Nippon Airways and Korean Air. Citilink leads the medium-sized airlines in APAC with an on-time arrival rate of 97.99 percent, followed by Malaysia Airlines and GoAir. Page 2 of 5 © 2018 VariFlight. All Rights Reserved. TOP Airlines for On-Time Arrivals in APAC(Major and Medium-Sized Airlines, May, 2019) Average Arrival IATA Country/ Flight On-time Arrival Category Airlines Delay Ranking Code Region Arrivals Performance (minutes) GA Garuda Indonesia ID 14419 97.45% 3.73 1 NH All Nippon Airways JP 30255 97.04% 3.95 2 KE Korean Air KR 13071 96.70% 4.96 3 JL Japan Airlines JP 25567 95.57% 5.41 4 FD Thai AirAsia TH 12646 94.25% 6.45 5 Big Airlines 6E IndiGo Airlines IN 43289 94.21% 5.84 6 NZ Air New Zealand NZ 15090 93.98% 6.52 7 VA Virgin Australia AU 13960 93.14% 8.37 8 QF Qantas Airways AU 23151 92.52% 8.13 9 JT Lion Air ID 14328 91.99% 8.02 10 QG Citilink ID 8943 97.99% 2.85 1 MH Malaysia Airlines MY 12015 95.46% 5.21 2 G8 GoAir IN 8412 95.40% 4.97 3 ID Batik Air ID 7854 95.35% 4.70 4 Medium- SQ Singapore Airlines SG 8002 94.83% 5.68 5 Sized VN Vietnam Airlines VN 11416 93.90% 8.52 6 Airlines OZ Asiana Airlines KR 8488 93.35% 7.35 7 7C Jeju Air KR 7224 92.72% 7.76 8 JQ Jetstar Airways AU 9557 92.06% 9.96 9 ZL Rex Regional Express AU 6388 91.84% 8.98 10 Source:VariFlight Mainland China - Ten Major Airlines SC Tops the OTP Chart for Three Consecutive Months and Shows the Most Rapid YoY in OTP In May, among ten major Chinese airlines Shandong Airlines retains the most punctual airlines for three consecutive months with an on-time arrival rate of 88.32 percent and 12.04 minutes of average arrival delay, followed by Shanghai Airlines and China Southern Airlines. Compared with last year, Shandong Airlines posts the fastest YoY growth of 7.9 percent, followed by Shanghai Airlines (4.10 percent) and China Southern Airlines (3.28 percent). TOP Airlines for On-Time Arrivals in Mainland China (Ten Major Airlines, May, 2019) Average Arrival IATA Flight On-time Arrival Ranking Major Airlines YoY Delay Code Arrivals Performance (minutes) 1 SC Shandong Airlines 16804 88.32% 7.90% 12.04 2 FM Shanghai Airlines 11000 86.71% 4.10% 13.20 3 CZ China Southern Airlines 64665 85.99% 3.28% 15.79 4 3U Sichuan Airlines 18143 85.73% 7.78% 15.84 5 MU China Eastern Airlines 66325 85.51% 1.27% 15.18 6 GS Tianjin Airlines 11764 83.97% -2.17% 18.33 7 CA Air China 41383 82.26% -2.04% 20.33 8 HU Hainan Airlines 23170 82.21% 1.63% 19.44 9 MF Xiamen Airlines 19750 78.97% 1.70% 20.33 10 ZH Shenzhen Airlines 21643 77.04% 0.32% 24.46 Source:VariFlight Page 3 of 5 © 2018 VariFlight. All Rights Reserved. Mainland China – Other Airlines RY Becomes the Most Punctual Airlines among Other Airlines in Mainland China QW Shows the Most Rapid YoY Increase In May, Jiangxi Airlines tops the OTP chart among other airlines in Mainland China with an on-time arrival rate of 95.90 percent and average arrival delay of 5.36 minutes. Compared with last year, Qingdao Airlines enjoys the most rapid increase in OTP of 16.65 percent, followed by Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines (12.28 percent) and 9 Air (8.99 percent). TOP Airlines for On-Time Arrivals in Mainland China (Other Airlines, May, 2019) Average Arrival IATA Flight On-time Arrival Ranking Other Airlines YoY Delay Code Arrivals Performance (minutes) 1 RY Jiangxi Airlines 1294 95.90% 4.36% 5.36 2 UQ Urumqi Air 1504 92.48% 7.45% 8.39 3 9C Spring Airlines 11886 90.37% 6.54% 10.92 4 DR Ruili Airlines 3049 88.78% 1.52% 13.41 5 JR Joy Air 1894 88.64% 0.23% 18.45 6 HO Juneyao Airlines 10411 88.34% 4.20% 12.80 7 GX Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines 3216 88.24% 12.28% 13.91 8 8L Lucky Air 6675 88.19% 7.50% 13.30 9 G5 China Express Airlines 9441 87.80% 2.80% 13.86 10 AQ 9 Air 2616 87.31% 8.99% 14.95 11 QW Qingdao Airlines 2708 86.44% 16.65% 14.50 12 FU Fuzhou Airlines 2066 86.30% 1.66% 13.62 13 TV Tibet Airlines 3721 86.20% 4.15% 16.02 14 OQ Chongqing Airlines 3032 86.08% 7.99% 14.93 15 9H Chang'an Airlines 1730 85.95% 3.81% 15.78 16 EU Chengdu Airlines 5375 85.79% 6.66% 15.78 17 KY Kunming Airlines 3397 84.56% 4.90% 17.09 18 GT Air Guilin 1367 84.35% 3.20% 15.21 19 JD Beijing Capital Airlines 7482 83.65% 3.00% 18.87 20 GY Colorful Guizhou Airlines 1700 83.06% -5.32% 16.45 21 NS Hebei Airlines 3182 82.81% 5.69% 17.90 22 Y8 Yangtze River Express 1633 82.79% 4.46% 19.21 23 BK Okay Airways 2691 82.78% 5.27% 18.97 24 PN China West Air 4694 82.57% 7.16% 18.16 25 CN Grand China Air 342 82.16% 0.18% 20.69 26 GJ Loong Air 5558 81.90% 5.65% 18.85 27 A6 Hongtu Airlines 1154 79.72% -5.07% 21.95 28 KN China United Airlines 5284 78.92% -0.55% 22.36 29 DZ Donghai Airlines 3114 78.65% 0.74% 24.51 30 LT LongJiang Airlines 114 66.67% -15.85% 55.25 Source:VariFlight Mainland China - TOP10 Hot Routes JHG-KMG Route Run by Beijing Capital Airlines Tops OTP Chart Among the TOP10 domestic popular routes, the on-time departure performance of all route still shows decline. The most punctual one is JHG-KMG route with OTP of 89.85 percent, operated by Beijing Capital Airlines which is also the only popular route that shows an on-time rate over 85 percent.
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