- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 5,912- On-time performance: 76.30%- Air carrier delay: 9.0%- Weather delay: 0.5%- National Aviation System delay: 9.0%- Security delay: 0.1%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 3.3%- Cancelled flights: 1.4%- Diverted flights: 0.3%
- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 33,033- On-time performance: 76.49%- Air carrier delay: 9.8%- Weather delay: 0.5%- National Aviation System delay: 2.9%- Security delay: 0.1%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 8.1%- Cancelled flights: 2.0%- Diverted flights: 0.2%You may also like: Oldest…
- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 1,226- On-time performance: 76.51%- Air carrier delay: 10.1%- Weather delay: 1.1%- National Aviation System delay: 6.4%- Security delay: 0.3%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 4.9%- Cancelled flights: 0.7%- Diverted flights: 0.0%
- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 84,727- On-time performance: 76.54%- Air carrier delay: 8.2%- Weather delay: 0.5%- National Aviation System delay: 3.7%- Security delay: 0.1%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 8.4%- Cancelled flights: 2.5%- Diverted flights: 0.1%
- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 10,273- On-time performance: 76.59%- Air carrier delay: 9.8%- Weather delay: 1.0%- National Aviation System delay: 3.3%- Security delay: 0.0%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 7.0%- Cancelled flights: 2.0%- Diverted flights: 0.3%
- Annual flights (August 2021-July 2022): 18,746- On-time performance: 76.64%- Air carrier delay: 8.8%- Weather delay: 0.8%- National Aviation System delay: 4.2%- Security delay: 0.1%- Aircraft arriving late delay: 6.5%- Cancelled flights: 3.0%- Diverted flights: 0.1%
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