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The Best and Worst Months for Flight Delays
We all know more and more flights get delayed or cancelled. But which months are the worst to fly if you want to be on time? It’s July, June and December, which have the highest schedule disruption rates — 31% of airline passengers experienced delays. This is followed by May, August and November, when more than 24% of passengers were delayed or cancelled. And the best month to fly with the least amount of flight disruptions: September, when the number of disrupted passengers drops to just 18%.
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