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BTS data to

Edition of November 2026

Made from the update of 2 Nov 2026. The BTS data run through 31 Aug 2026. The edition before is October 2026.

National figures

National figures in the edition of November 2026 and the edition of October 2026
FigureThis editionEdition beforeChange in the count
Scheduled flights, 12 months to August 20267,049,8697,049,869no change
Flights that arrived on time, 12 months to August 202675.6%75.6%n/a
Departures that left on time, 12 months to August 202675.6%75.6%n/a
Flights cancelled, 12 months to August 20261.9%1.9%n/a
Flights that arrived on time in the newest month (August 2026)71.4%71.4%n/a
Routes with a page5,4605,460no change
Airports with a page344344no change
Reporting airlines with a page1414no change

A share has two figures, one for each edition, and no change. A count has a change in percent. Search engines list 2,965 pages of routes, airports, airlines and their months in this edition.

Updates in this month

The record of updates has no entry dated in November 2026. The record of updates.

The 50 routes with the most flights, 12 months to August 2026

New York (LGA) to Chicago (ORD) had the most scheduled flights in the 12 months to August 2026: 11,630, about 32 a day.

The full table of this finding, with the figures of the newest update.

Scheduled departures by state, 12 months to August 2026

Texas had the most scheduled departures in the 12 months to August 2026: 750,126, 10.6% of the departures at airports that have a page.

The first 10 rows of the table in the edition of November 2026
RowNameDeparturesRow in the edition before
1Texas750,1261
2California748,3082
3Florida634,9513
4Illinois454,0164
5Colorado360,6845
6Georgia336,8616
7New York310,5657
8North Carolina266,1858
9Virginia244,2759
10Arizona228,20810

The full table of this finding, with the figures of the newest update.

Reporting airlines by scheduled flights, 12 months to August 2026

Southwest Airlines (WN) had the most scheduled flights in the 12 months to August 2026: 1,391,794, 19.7% of the flights of all reporting airlines.

The first 10 rows of the table in the edition of November 2026
RowNameFlightsRow in the edition before
1Southwest Airlines (WN)1,391,7941
2Delta Air Lines (DL)1,039,5172
3American Airlines (AA)988,8923
4SkyWest Airlines (OO)855,4064
5United Airlines (UA)830,8255
6Republic Airline (YX)364,4526
7Envoy Air (MQ)320,3627
8Alaska Airlines (AS)309,8448
9PSA Airlines (OH)242,9799
10JetBlue Airways (B6)240,61510

The full table of this finding, with the figures of the newest update.

Delay causes by month, September 2024 to August 2026

Airlines gave 39.8% of the delay minutes to the BTS category "Late-arriving aircraft" in the 12 months to August 2026.

The first 10 rows of the table in the edition of November 2026
PeriodArrived on timeFigure in the edition before
August 202671.4%71.4%
July 202669.4%69.4%
June 202672.8%72.8%
May 202677.6%77.6%
April 202678.9%78.9%
March 202673.2%73.2%
February 202678.3%78.3%
January 202675.3%75.3%
December 202571.9%71.9%
November 202577.3%77.3%

The full table of this finding, with the figures of the newest update.

Flights by scheduled departure hour, 12 months to August 2026

The hour from 7 am to 8 am had the most scheduled flights in the 12 months to August 2026: 524,158, 7.4% of all flights.

The first 10 rows of the table in the edition of November 2026
PeriodArrived on timeFigure in the edition before
12 am to 1 am81.4%81.4%
1 am to 2 am79.6%79.6%
2 am to 3 am79.3%79.3%
3 am to 4 am79.2%79.2%
4 am to 5 am79.9%79.9%
5 am to 6 am90.0%90.0%
6 am to 7 am88.2%88.2%
7 am to 8 am85.8%85.8%
8 am to 9 am84.0%84.0%
9 am to 10 am82.2%82.2%

The full table of this finding, with the figures of the newest update.

How an edition is made

A program writes each edition from the figures that the site shows in that month, with fixed sentence rules. A month keeps the figures of its last update. The edition before is the newest earlier edition in the record. A table of a finding puts routes, states and airlines in the order of their flights. It does not put them in the order of their on-time shares.