On-Time Report

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Route · 12 months to July 2026

Miami to Grand Rapids: on-time record

Miami International to Gerald R. Ford International

65.8%arrived on time

BTS: A flight is counted as on time if it arrived less than 15 minutes after its scheduled time. Only carriers with at least 0.5 percent of domestic scheduled passenger revenue report. Data through July 2026; this is a monthly history, not live flight status.

Flights from Miami (MIA) to Grand Rapids (GRR) arrived on time 65.8% of the time in the 12 months to July 2026. Reporting carriers scheduled 225 flights on the route in that period, about 0.6 a day, a distance of 1,214 miles.

That is 10.2 points below the national on-time share of 76.0% for the same period and 6.5 points below the 72.3% recorded for all departures from MIA. Flights that did arrive were 16.2 min late on average, and 1.3% of scheduled flights were cancelled (national: 1.8%).

2 reporting carriers flew the route at least 60 times. Envoy Air had the highest on-time share at 79.7% of 79 flights; American Airlines had the lowest at 58.2% of 146.

The on-time share is down 10.4 points on the previous 12 months (76.2%); cancellations moved from 0.6% to 1.3%.

Of the delay minutes that carriers assigned to a BTS cause category on this route, late-arriving aircraft 50%, air carrier 39% and national aviation system 9%.

65.8%arrived on timenational 76.0%
16.2 minaverage arrival delayearly arrivals count as negative; national 8.1 min
1.3%cancellednational 1.8%
19flights a month225 in 12 months · 1,214 miles
Every scheduled MIA to GRR flight by a reporting carrier, August 2025 to July 2026.

Airlines on the route compared

Reporting carrierFlightsShareOn timeAvg arrival delayCancelled
AA American Airlines14665%58.2%26.5 min2.1%
MQ Envoy Air7935%79.7%-2.1 min0.0%

Carriers with at least 24 flights in the 12 months to July 2026. The on-time pill is green when a carrier is at or above the route's overall share. Regional carriers operate flights sold under larger airlines' brands; BTS lists the carrier that operated the flight.

Compared with the airports and the nation

MeasureMIA to GRRAll departures from MIAAll arrivals at GRRAll reported flights
Arrived on time65.8%72.3%73.1%76.0%
Arrived 15+ minutes late31.1%25.7%24.6%21.9%
Cancelled1.3%1.6%2.0%1.8%
Diverted1.8%0.4%0.3%0.3%
Average arrival delay16.2 min11.0 min11.8 min8.1 min
Delay minutes per 100 flights2,3371,9361,9071,684
Scheduled flights225111,18619,2797,043,858

12 months to July 2026. Delay minutes count late arrivals only (an early arrival is zero), so the per-100-flights row is a normalised total rather than an average of early and late.

The return direction, GRR to MIA, recorded 78.6% on time across 224 flights in the same period.

Month by month

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Share of scheduled MIA to GRR flights that arrived on time, Aug 2023 to Jul 2026. Green columns are at or above the national figure for that month (the dark tick), amber below it, red more than eight points below.

Year on year: on time 65.8% against 76.2% (−10.4 pts), cancelled 1.3% against 0.6%, flights 225 against 181.

By scheduled departure hour

On-time share:under 62%6270768288% and over
Share of flights that arrived on time, by the hour they were scheduled to leave MIA (local time), 12 months to July 2026. Faded cells have few flights. Hover or tap a cell for counts.

Delay causes

BTS cause categoryShare of delay minutesNationalMinutes
Air carrier38.6%33.3%1,953
Late-arriving aircraft49.7%39.7%2,512
National Aviation System9.1%20.7%462
Extreme weather2.6%6.1%130
Security0.0%0.1%0
5,057 delay minutes on 70 flights that arrived 15 or more minutes late and carried a cause report. Carriers assign the categories; see what each category means.

Seasonality

Calendar monthFlightsOn timeCancelledAvg arrival delayYears in sample
Jan12068.3%4.2%3.6 min3
Feb10072.0%0.0%7.5 min3
Mar9355.9%3.2%19.0 min3
Apr6377.8%0.0%13.0 min3
May2864.3%0.0%15.1 min2
Jun837.5%0.0%62.5 min1
Jul933.3%0.0%58.3 min1
Nov8289.0%0.0%-7.9 min3
Dec9374.2%0.0%8.9 min3

Each calendar month summed across the 36 months on file, so most rows combine three years. The pill compares the month with the route's own 12-month share.

Other routes from Miami (MIA)

RouteCitiesFlightsOn timeAvg arrival delayCancelled
MIA–ATLMiami to Atlanta6,26172.3%13.6 min1.6%
MIA–LGAMiami to New York5,99064.5%18.8 min3.9%
MIA–DFWMiami to Dallas/Fort Worth4,81871.3%12.8 min2.6%
MIA–JFKMiami to New York4,53069.6%14.1 min2.8%
MIA–ORDMiami to Chicago4,45069.0%14.8 min2.0%
MIA–DCAMiami to Washington3,95673.6%9.2 min1.8%
MIA–EWRMiami to Newark3,95169.7%14.9 min2.7%
MIA–MCOMiami to Orlando3,76571.9%14.1 min0.9%

All 97 routes and the airport record for MIA · airport record for GRR

Questions and answers

How often are flights from Miami to Grand Rapids on time?

65.8% of the 225 flights scheduled from MIA to GRR in the 12 months to July 2026 arrived less than 15 minutes after their scheduled time. The national share for the same period was 76.0%. Cancelled and diverted flights count as not on time.

Which airline has the highest on-time share from MIA to GRR?

Among reporting carriers with at least 60 flights on the route, Envoy Air had the highest on-time share (79.7%), followed by American Airlines (58.2%). Differences of a point or two on a few hundred flights are small.

What causes delays between Miami and Grand Rapids?

For flights that arrived 15 or more minutes late, carriers attributed the delay minutes as follows: late-arriving aircraft 50%, air carrier 39%, national aviation system 9%, extreme weather 3%, security 0%. The categories are the carriers' own reports to BTS; weather that slows the wider system is usually recorded under the National Aviation System rather than extreme weather.

What time of day has the highest on-time share from MIA?

Too few departure hours carry enough flights on this route to compare them.

Is it getting better?

The on-time share for the 12 months to July 2026 was 65.8%, down 10.4 points on the previous 12 months (76.2%). The monthly chart on this page shows each of the last 36 months. Across those months, November had the highest on-time share (89.0%) and March the lowest (55.9%).

Where does this data come from?

Every figure is computed from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance files, which list each scheduled domestic flight by the carriers required to report. This page covers August 2023 to July 2026. It shows totals and averages only; it is not a live flight-status service.

Provenance

Source: Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Reporting Carrier On-Time Performance (1987 to present), monthly files August 2023 to July 2026, a US government work in the public domain. Figures are totals and averages over all scheduled flights by reporting carriers on the route; no individual flight or aircraft is identified. Times are local to the departure airport. The load factor and passenger counts from the BTS T-100 series are not included in this edition. See the methodology; report processing errors through corrections.