The 10 U.S. Airlines With The Most Flight Delays And Cancellations
Allegiant Air
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Based in Las Vegas, Allegiant serves small to medium cities with low fares. However, over 27% of its flights were delayed or canceled.
JetBlue Airways
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New York-based JetBlue flies to over 100 destinations but had 23.20% of flights delayed or canceled.
Frontier Airlines
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Denver-based Frontier, committed to low fares, had over 21% of flights delayed or canceled.
Envoy Air
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A subsidiary of American Airlines Group, Envoy experienced nearly 20% of flights delayed or canceled.
United Airlines
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Chicago-based United operates a vast network but had 18.6% of flights delayed.
American Airlines
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Second-largest U.S. airline, based near Dallas, saw 18.55% of flights delayed.
Spirit Airlines
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Miramar-based Spirit offers ultra-low fares but faced 17.96% of flights delayed.
Southwest Airlines
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Dallas-based Southwest, the largest U.S. airline, had just under 17% of flights delayed.
Alaska Airlines
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Based in Seattle, Alaska had slightly under 17% of flights delayed despite serving over 120 destinations.
SkyWest Airlines
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Fifth-largest U.S. airline, based in Utah, had only 15.99% of flights delayed, serving 236 cities.
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