Advertise on On-Time Report

Travellers look at On-Time Report before they book a flight. They check how often a route, an airport or an airline arrived on time in the last 12 months.

Today no route, airport or airline page carries an advertisement, and Zippie pays for the site. Each slot in the list below is open.

Who reads the site

• Travellers who compare two routes or two airports for the same trip.
• Frequent flyers who follow the record of their home airport month by month.
• Travel writers who quote a share of on-time arrivals or a count of cancelled flights.
• Staff of airports and airlines who look at the record beside the national figures.

For the current visit figures, write to the site. The reply gives the figures for the routes, airports or airlines that you name.

Where a slot can go

• Route, airport and airline pages. A slot at the top and a slot at the bottom.
• The month pages of an airport or an airline. A slot at the top and a slot in the middle.
• Rankings. A slot at the top and at the bottom. The ranking of the most delayed routes also has a slot in the middle.
• TSA checkpoint volumes. A slot at the top and a slot in the middle.
• The home page and the findings. A slot at the top and a slot at the bottom.

You choose the airports, the routes, the page types and the dates. The site sells no sponsor line.

How to start

Write to hello@ontimereport.com. Tell us your brand, the airports or pages that you want, and your travel season or dates.

The site answers in five working days, with the visits to those pages and a price.

What an advertiser cannot buy

The label of each slot says that it is an advertisement.

An advertiser cannot buy a place in a table, a change in a sentence or a change in the order of a ranking.

The site has no tie to any airline. An airline that advertises gets the same figures as every other airline.

The About page tells who pays for On-Time Report.