All Things On Time PerformanceFrom enhanced cleaning to physical distancing, the Coronavirus is reshaping airport operations worldwide. As passenger traffic begins to increase, managers have to face new regulatory requirements for keeping services running. Meeting these guidelines is key to ensuring the public’s well-being and remaining competitive. Read here, how health protocols can be planned efficiently within airport processes.
In a context where security, safety and an enjoyable passenger experience are critical, airports face great pressure to develop future-proof operations. With no certainty when business will get back to normal, measures aimed to cut airport costs take central stage. Read here what strategies can help to improve processes and achieve efficient spending.
In a still pre-vaccine world, the end of the coronavirus national lockdowns brings a series of challenges for the aviation. As the demand for flights gradually ramps up, passengers will expect new measures to minimize crowding at airports. How can operators overcome the need for social distancing?
Increasing air traffic has airline and airport executives laser-focused on on-time performance (OTP). This emphasis, however, is not without potential tradeoffs which must be managed. Read here how aviation professionals are dealing with this.
Punctuality is in aviation a must. In order to ensure the optimal execution of all turn-around processes it is important to keep on-time performance on the radar. Here we tell you why.
Air travelers, who experienced the recent polar vortex and related winter storms in North America, know that extreme weather has a definite impact on air travel and its participants; the airlines, ground handlers, airports and passengers. How can OTP be ensured under these conditions?
Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport has been named the world’s most punctual airport in travel data and analytics firm Cirium’s annual On-Time Performance Review. According to the review, Sheremetyevo operated the most on-schedule departing flights, with 95% of them on time. The Moscow airport was number one in both the Global Airports Continue Reading
The 2018 punctuality rankings on top airports and airlines wordwide are shown as tables of 20 each based on on-time performance (OTP). OAG, the source of these rankings, defines OTP as “flights that arrive or depart within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival/departure times” including cancellations. TOP 20 MEGA AIRLINES BY Continue Reading
“On-Time Performance is not an option, it’s mandatory!” You want to see a clear illustration of why? Compare the Formula 1 Pit Stop times in 1950, it took way longer than a minute, a short coffee break by today’s standards. In 2013: just under three seconds. In the last decades, the aviation Continue Reading
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