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Nov-17 Departure Punctuality MAG Airport Name Operator IATA Code Manchester (Report Defaults) Departure Punctuality - Nov-17 Last Month Last Year % Change Target Var to Target First Wave 89.5% 87.9% 1.6% 85.0% 4.5% Not First Wave 82.0% 81.2% 0.8% 85.0% -3.0% Grand Total 83.5% 82.7% 0.8% 85.0% -1.5% Departure Punctuality - Last 12 Months This Year Prev Year % Change Target Var to Target First Wave 83.0% 84.7% (1.7%) 82.0% 1.0% Not First Wave 71.8% 75.9% (4.1%) 82.0% -10.2% Grand Total 74.3% 77.9% (3.6%) 82.0% -7.7% ATMs and Passenger Volumes MTD YTD Last Year Change Last Year Change Last Year Change Last Year Change Terminal Flight Passengers Passengers % Movements Movements % Passengers Passengers % Movements Movements % Arriving 429,862 369810 16% 2744 2538 8% 4,932,661 4382434 13% 29174 27079 8% Terminal 1 Departing 413,341 357604 16% 2736 2533 8% 4,881,624 4317551 13% 29138 27036 8% Terminal 1 843,203 727414 16% 5480 5071 8% 9,814,285 8699985 13% 58312 54115 8% Total Arriving 142,128 178022 -20% 675 913 -26% 2,399,292 2389647 0% 12017 12025 -0% Terminal 2 Departing 135,678 160823 -16% 666 911 -27% 2,375,500 2342954 1% 11870 11983 -1% Terminal 2 277,806 338845 -18% 1341 1824 -26% 4,774,792 4732601 1% 23887 24008 -1% Total Arriving 307,914 322033 -4% 3228 3259 -1% 3,063,969 2882904 6% 29029 27396 6% Terminal 3 Departing 301,145 310523 -3% 3228 3259 -1% 3,044,588 2827563 8% 29029 27374 6% Terminal 3 609,059 632556 -4% 6456 6518 -1% 6,108,557 5710467 7% 58058 54770 6% Total Grand Total 1,730,068 1698815 2% 13277 13413 -1% 20,697,634 19143053 8% 140257 132893 6% Monthly Airline Movements Top 10 Operator Name Operator IATA Code # ATMs % of ATMs # Delays % Flights with no Delay FLYBE BE 3037 30.1% 347 89% RYANAIR FR 1690 16.8% 250 85% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 1648 16.3% 234 86% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 653 6.5% 98 85% TUI TOM 613 6.1% 154 75% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 532 5.3% 150 72% JET2.COM LS 510 5.1% 66 87% AER LINGUS EI 480 4.8% 37 92% LUFTHANSA LH 472 4.7% 73 85% LOGANAIR LM 452 4.5% 70 85% Grand Total 10087 100.0% 1479 85% Yearly Airline Movements Top 10 Operator Name Operator IATA Code # ATMs % of Total ATMs # Delays % Flights with no Delay FLYBE BE 38695 20% 8029 79% RYANAIR FR 26097 13% 6998 73% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 22340 12% 7098 68% JET2.COM LS 12811 7% 2567 80% TUI TOM 12211 6% 3699 70% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 10397 5% 3473 67% MONARCH AIRLINES SCH ZB 8585 4% 2266 74% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 7180 4% 1360 81% AER LINGUS EI 5428 3% 647 88% LUFTHANSA LH 4981 3% 1103 78% Grand Total 148725 77% 37240 75% Departure Punctuality by Terminal T1 Punctuality T2 Puntuality T3 Puntuality 82.13% 79.28% 85.56% First Wave Departure Punctuality Operator Name Operator IATA Code # Movements % of Movements Punctuality % LUFTHANSA LH 56 4.2% 98.21% RYANAIR FR 182 13.7% 94.51% FLYBE BE 202 15.2% 92.57% EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 294 22.2% 91.84% JET2.COM LS 134 10.1% 90.30% K.L.M. KL 30 2.3% 90.00% BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 69 5.2% 86.96% THOMAS COOK AIRLINES MT 131 9.9% 83.97% TUI TOM 203 15.3% 81.28% BRUSSELS AIRLINES SN 26 2.0% 76.92% Grand Total 1327 100.0% 89.45% Monthly Airline Performance by Departure Punctuality Departing Punctuality Punctuality Operator Arriving Departing Change (Dep- Inbound Ranking Operator Name IATA Code Movements Movements Punctuality Punctuality Arr) Baggage 1 IRAQI AIRWAYS IA 8 0.1% 100% 100% 0% 100% 1 VUELING AIRLINES VY 32 0.2% 100% 100% 0% 100% AUSTRIAN 1 OS 44 0.3% 91% 100% 9% 95% AIRLINES 1 TITAN AIRWAYS ZT 10 0.1% 67% 100% 33% 67% 5 LUFTHANSA LH 472 3.6% 79% 90% 11% 99% 6 UNITED UA 60 0.5% 80% 90% 10% 57% 7 JET2.COM LS 510 3.8% 85% 89% 5% 98% 8 AER LINGUS EI 480 3.6% 95% 89% (6%) 82% 9 AIR ARABIA 3O 18 0.1% 100% 89% (11%) 78% 10 FLYBE BE 3,037 22.9% 89% 89% (0%) 91% 11 QATAR AIRWAYS QR 136 1.0% 99% 88% (10%) 97% AMERICAN 11 AA 102 0.8% 84% 88% 4% 47% AIRLINES 13 ICELANDAIR FI 60 0.5% 90% 87% (3%) 47% 14 AIR FRANCE AF 178 1.3% 85% 87% 1% 97% 15 EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 1,648 12.4% 86% 86% 1% 84% 16 CATHAY PACIFIC CX 42 0.3% 86% 86% 0% 90% SAS SCANDINAVIAN 17 SK 324 2.4% 84% 85% 1% 96% AIRLINES 18 FINNAIR AY 120 0.9% 90% 85% (5%) 85% 19 HAINAN AIRLINES HU 26 0.2% 85% 85% 0% 92% SINGAPORE 20 SQ 86 0.6% 100% 84% (16%) 93% AIRLINES 21 BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 653 4.9% 87% 83% (3%) 87% 22 OMAN AIR WY 60 0.5% 53% 83% 30% 100% 23 RYANAIR FR 1,690 12.8% 87% 83% (4%) 100% SWISS 24 INTERNATIONAL LX 119 0.9% 93% 83% (10%) 95% AIR LINES VIRGIN ATLANTIC 25 VS 147 1.1% 78% 82% 4% 77% AIRWAYS SAUDIA ARABIAN 26 SV 34 0.3% 35% 82% 47% 65% AIRLINES 27 ROYAL AIR MAROC AT 22 0.2% 82% 82% 0% 100% 28 ETIHAD AIRWAYS EY 120 0.9% 98% 82% (17%) 87% 29 LOGANAIR LM 452 3.4% 88% 81% (7%) 89% BRUSSELS 30 SN 164 1.2% 84% 80% (4%) 90% AIRLINES 31 IBERIA EXPRESS I2 18 0.1% 78% 78% 0% 78% 32 K.L.M. KL 288 2.2% 88% 77% (10%) 97% THOMAS COOK 33 MT 532 4.0% 67% 77% 9% 83% AIRLINES AURIGNY AIR 34 GR 102 0.8% 84% 76% (8%) 88% SERVICES 35 TUI TOM 613 4.6% 74% 76% 2% 88% 36 COBALT AIR CO 16 0.1% 88% 75% (13%) 38% FREEBIRD 36 FHY 8 0.1% 75% 75% 0% 100% AIRLINES 38 P.I.A. PK 78 0.6% 77% 64% (13%) 21% 39 EUROWINGS EW 248 1.9% 63% 64% 1% 98% 40 AIR TRANSAT TS 16 0.1% 75% 63% (13%) 63% 41 TURKISH AIRLINES TK 120 0.9% 82% 60% (22%) 28% 42 EMIRATES EK 180 1.4% 74% 59% (16%) 89% 43 AIR PORTUGAL TP 102 0.8% 63% 59% (4%) 65% NORWEGIAN AIR 44 DY 58 0.4% 72% 55% (17%) 100% SHUTTLE 45 AEGEAN AIRLINES A3 16 0.1% 75% 38% (38%) 63% Grand Total 13,249 100.0% 85% 84% (1%) 89% Monthly Airline Performance by Punctuality Change (difference between Arrival OTP and Departure OTP) Punctuality Punctuality Change Operator Arriving Departing Change (Dep- Inbound Ranking Operator Name IATA Code Movements Movements Punctuality Punctuality Arr) Baggage SAUDIA ARABIAN 1 SV 34 0.3% 35% 82% 47% 65% AIRLINES 2 TITAN AIRWAYS ZT 10 0.1% 67% 100% 33% 67% 3 OMAN AIR WY 60 0.5% 53% 83% 30% 100% 4 LUFTHANSA LH 472 3.6% 79% 90% 11% 99% 5 UNITED UA 60 0.5% 80% 90% 10% 57% THOMAS COOK 6 MT 532 4.0% 67% 77% 9% 83% AIRLINES AUSTRIAN 7 OS 44 0.3% 91% 100% 9% 95% AIRLINES 8 JET2.COM LS 510 3.8% 85% 89% 5% 98% VIRGIN ATLANTIC 9 VS 147 1.1% 78% 82% 4% 77% AIRWAYS AMERICAN 10 AA 102 0.8% 84% 88% 4% 47% AIRLINES 11 TUI TOM 613 4.6% 74% 76% 2% 88% SAS SCANDINAVIAN 12 SK 324 2.4% 84% 85% 1% 96% AIRLINES 13 AIR FRANCE AF 178 1.3% 85% 87% 1% 97% 14 EUROWINGS EW 248 1.9% 63% 64% 1% 98% 15 EASYJET AIRLINES EZY 1,648 12.4% 86% 86% 1% 84% 16 IRAQI AIRWAYS IA 8 0.1% 100% 100% 0% 100% 16 VUELING AIRLINES VY 32 0.2% 100% 100% 0% 100% 16 CATHAY PACIFIC CX 42 0.3% 86% 86% 0% 90% 16 HAINAN AIRLINES HU 26 0.2% 85% 85% 0% 92% 16 ROYAL AIR MAROC AT 22 0.2% 82% 82% 0% 100% 16 IBERIA EXPRESS I2 18 0.1% 78% 78% 0% 78% FREEBIRD 16 FHY 8 0.1% 75% 75% 0% 100% AIRLINES 23 FLYBE BE 3,037 22.9% 89% 89% (0%) 91% 24 BRITISH AIRWAYS BA 653 4.9% 87% 83% (3%) 87% 25 ICELANDAIR FI 60 0.5% 90% 87% (3%) 47% BRUSSELS 26 SN 164 1.2% 84% 80% (4%) 90% AIRLINES 27 RYANAIR FR 1,690 12.8% 87% 83% (4%) 100% 28 AIR PORTUGAL TP 102 0.8% 63% 59% (4%) 65% 29 FINNAIR AY 120 0.9% 90% 85% (5%) 85% 30 AER LINGUS EI 480 3.6% 95% 89% (6%) 82% 31 LOGANAIR LM 452 3.4% 88% 81% (7%) 89% AURIGNY AIR 32 GR 102 0.8% 84% 76% (8%) 88% SERVICES SWISS 33 INTERNATIONAL LX 119 0.9% 93% 83% (10%) 95% AIR LINES 34 QATAR AIRWAYS QR 136 1.0% 99% 88% (10%) 97% 35 K.L.M. KL 288 2.2% 88% 77% (10%) 97% 36 AIR ARABIA 3O 18 0.1% 100% 89% (11%) 78% 37 COBALT AIR CO 16 0.1% 88% 75% (13%) 38% 37 AIR TRANSAT TS 16 0.1% 75% 63% (13%) 63% 39 P.I.A.
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