These pages show punctuality and delay statistics for MyTravel Airways charter flights at UK reporting airports. Data is available for 2002 to 2008, when the airline merged with Thomas Cook Airlines. Simply select which year you are interested in below.
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MyTravel
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All Charter Flights
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Jan '05 -
Dec '05
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Jan '04 -
Dec '04
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Jan '05 -
Dec '05
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Jan '04 -
Dec '04
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| Average Delay (mins)
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25.11
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31.58
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27.49
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23.24
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| Within 15 mins (%)
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75.86
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66.00
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67.20
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70.41
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| 1 hour+ late (%)
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9.28
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12.72
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10.80
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9.23
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| 3 hours+ late (%)
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3.04
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3.59
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2.78
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2.18
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| Total Flights Analysed
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14,161
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19,510
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128,624
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136,511
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In almost all delay categories MyTravel flights during 2005 achieved better punctuality performance than the average for all charter flights in the UK, having been below average in all categories during 2004. MyTravel also improved punctuality in all delay categories compared with 2004, while the general trend for all UK charter flights was a drop in punctuality.
The proportion of flights delayed extensively, by over three hours, remained slightly above the average for all UK charter flights.
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Note: A small number of services to and from London Luton (3) were not analysed
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Airport
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Avg. Delay
(mins)
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Within 15
mins (%)
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1 hour+
late (%)
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late (%)
| Total Flights
analysed
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Newcastle
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10.60
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90.93
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2.86
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1.67
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838
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Birmingham
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12.07
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86.37
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4.79
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1.28
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1,482
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London Stansted
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12.70
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83.65
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5.77
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0.96
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104
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| 4
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Glasgow
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23.52
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77.17
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7.59
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2.74
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1,713
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| 5
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Manchester
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28.14
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78.28
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10.06
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3.90
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4,534
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London Gatwick
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28.45
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66.45
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10.97
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2.80
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2,325
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| ALL AIRPORTS > > >
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23.84
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77.71
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8.57
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2.94
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10,996
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MyTravel Airways demonstrated improved overall punctuality performance over the summer 2005 season when compared with previous seasons, and were better than the average achieved by the other analysed charter carriers with average delays at 24 minutes. The airline has shown a significant improvement in on-time performance which now stands at over 78%, the highest of any analysed charter airline over the period.
MyTravel were awarded with the FLIGHTONTIME.info 2005 "Most Improved UK Charter Airline" accolade in recognition of their achievement during the summer 2005 season.
Excellent punctuality was seen at Newcastle, Birmingham and London Stansted, particularly Newcastle where 91% of services operated on time during the summer 2005 season, the highest OTP recorded at any UK reporting airport for any of the analysed airlines. Punctuality was however relatively poor at Glasgow, Manchester and London Gatwick, particularly at Gatwick where only 2 in 3 flights operated on-time.
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Note: A small number of services to and from London Stansted (4), London Luton (2) and Edinburgh (2) were not analysed
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Airport
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Avg. Delay
(mins)
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Within 15
mins (%)
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1 hour+
late (%)
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late (%)
| Total Flights
analysed
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Birmingham
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13.39
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71.32
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3.77
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0.00
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265
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| 2
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Glasgow
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20.71
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62.25
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5.76
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1.73
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347
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Newcastle
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23.92
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74.76
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5.11
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2.24
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313
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Manchester
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42.01
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63.24
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15.33
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5.54
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1,461
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London Gatwick
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54.28
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54.72
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22.50
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6.53
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720
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| ALL AIRPORTS > > >
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38.21
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63.01
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13.91
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4.54
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3,106
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MyTravel charter flights were delayed on average by 38 minutes over the winter 2004 / 2005 season, with 63% on-time performance and 1 in 7 services delayed over an hour. This represents the worst punctuality record for the carrier in 3 years, with the average flight held up at least 10 minutes longer than during any of the previous 3 winter seasons.
The worst performance was at London Gatwick where the average flight operated nearly 55 minutes behind schedule, followed by Manchester where the figure was over 40 minutes. Good punctuality was seen however at Birmingham airport, where the average delay was only 13 minutes and over 71% of services operated on time.
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