The results of the summer 2011 Charter airline punctuality season have now been released on our special analysis page at flightontime.info/summer2011. Thomson Airways finished in first place during the season, for the third consecutive year.

Compared to summer 2010, there was a significant improvement in punctuality during the summer 2011 UK charter airline season, with the average charter flight operating around 20 minutes late, among the better averages on record over the last decade.

Thomas Cook Airlines followed as runner-up for the season, followed by Monarch Airlines in third place.

You can view the full season analysis and league table at flightontime.info/summer2011.

Meanwhile the results of the first nine months of 2011 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

bmi Regional returned to number one position at the top of the punctuality league table during the year to date, with Ryanair maintaining first place among the low cost airlines.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for the Jan-Sep 2011 period.

Our analysis of the winter 2010 / 11 charter airline season was uploaded to the site, with Thomas Cook Airlines taking top position in our league table as the most punctual charter airline operating in the UK for the second consecutive winter season, narrowly beating Thomson Airways into second position.

The results of the full year 2010 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

bmi regional was the most punctual scheduled airline at UK airports for the sixth consecutive year, followed by Eastern Airways.

In the low cost airlines category, flybe climbed to the top of the table for 2010, followed closely by Ryanair in second place.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for 2010.

The results of the summer 2010 Charter airline punctuality season have now been released on our special analysis page at flightontime.info/summer2010. Thomson Airways finished in first place during the season.

Compared to summer 2009, there was a significant increase in delays during the summer 2010 UK charter airline season, with the average charter flight operating around 29 minutes late, one of the highest levels on record over nearly the last decade.

Monarch Airlines followed as runner-up for the season, followed by Thomas Cook Airlines in third place.

Viking Airlines charter flights had the poorest punctuality during the summer 2010 season, with the average flight delayed by over 50 minutes.

Make sure you view the full season analysis and league table at flightontime.info/summer2010.

The results of the first nine months of 2010 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

bmi regional continue to be at the top of the punctuality league table during the year to date, with flybe in first position among the low cost airlines.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for the Jan-Sep 2010 period.

Analysis of the first five months of the summer 2010 charter airline season has been updated, with Thomson Airways now in first place with only two months of analysis still remaining. Monthly updates of the league table will continue, with the final full season results available in January 2011.

Our analysis of the winter 2009 / 10 charter airline season was uploaded to the site, with Thomas Cook Airlines taking top position in our league table as the most punctual charter airline operating in the UK.

The results of the full year 2009 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

bmi regional was the most punctual scheduled airline at UK airports for the fifth consecutive year, followed by KLM.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for 2009, with 16 new routes analysed (see below).

Our popular Key Routes section, analysing the punctuality of scheduled airlines on the most popular routes from the five London Airports, has been enhanced with 16 new routes analysed for 2009:

In Europe: Oslo, Nice, Berlin, Alicante and Faro
In the US and Canada: Philadelphia, Dallas, Orlando, Vancouver and Calgary
In the Middle East / Asia: Kuala Lumpur, Amman, Jeddah, Seoul, Tehran and Beirut

The results of the summer 2009 Charter airline punctuality season have now been released on our special analysis page at flightontime.info/summer2009. Thomson Airways finished in first place during the season.

There was a significant fall in delays during the summer 2009 UK charter airline season, with the average charter flight operating only around 19 minutes late, the lowest level on record since we began analysing data in 2001.

Monarch Airlines followed as runner-up for the season, followed by Thomas Cook Airlines in third place.

Viking Airlines charter flights had the poorest punctuality during the summer 2009 season, with the average flight delayed by nearly 40 minutes.

Make sure you view the full season analysis and league table at flightontime.info/summer2009.

In our analysis of the winter 2008 / 09 charter airline season, Thomas Cook Airlines was the most punctual UK charter airline.

The CAA have reviewed average taxi times at UK reporting airports and applied revised assumptions from January 2009 data onwards. The data section of the site lists the new taxi times from 2009.

Users should be cautious when comparing pre-2009 data with 2009 data as these are no longer directly comparable.

The results of the full year 2008 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

bmi regional was the most punctual scheduled airline at UK airports for the fourth consecutive year, followed by Eastern Airways.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for 2008.

The results of the summer 2008 UK charter airline punctuality season have been released on our special page at flightontime.info/summer2008. Thomsonfly & First Choice finished in first place during the season.

There was a sharp rise in delays during the summer 2008 UK charter airline season, with the average charter flight operating over 30 minutes late (a seven year high).

XL Airways followed as runner-up for the season, although this was only based on data up to September 2008 due to the suspension of operations prior to the end of the summer.

A sharp increase in delays was seen for Thomas Cook Airlines (now merged with MyTravel Airways), whose average delay was 30% higher during summer 2008 compared with summer 2007, at 35 minutes on average.

Monarch Airlines charter flights had the poorest punctuality during the summer 2008 season, with the average flight delayed by 40 minutes.

Make sure you check out the full season league table at flightontime.info/summer2008.

The winter 2007 / 2008 charter airline punctuality season results have been uploaded to the site, with MyTravel Airways the most punctual UK charter airline of the season, followed by Thomsonfly.

The results of the full year 2007 scheduled and low-cost airline punctuality have been released across the site.

In the scheduled airlines section bmi regional achieved a punctuality hat-trick securing first place for scheduled timekeeping for the third consecutive year.

In runner-up position, also for the third year running, was Eastern Airways with a very strong performance.

The Key Routes section has also been fully updated for 2007 with EOS Airlines taking top spot in the competitive London to New York punctuality race for the second year.

VLM Airlines had the best punctuality on the London to Amsterdam route, the busiest from London in terms of flights in 2007, while the busiest domestic route between London and Edinburgh was led by bmi.

The results of the summer 2007 UK charter airline punctuality season have been released on our special page at flightontime.info/summer2007. MyTravel Airways finished in first place during the season for the second consecutive year, closely followed by Thomsonfly in runner-up position.

It was a close match for first place with less than a minute separating the average delay of the two carriers, although MyTravel Airways had better on-time performance at 79%, a 5% advantage on runner-up Thomsonfly.

Monarch Airlines also picked up the Most Improved UK Charter Airline award in recognition of their significant improvment in punctuality since summer 2006, the airline finishing the season in third place overall.

Improvements in timekeeping were also seen for Astraeus and XL Airways, while Thomas Cook Airlines, runner-up airline for summer 2006, suffered a large drop in punctuality ending the season in 7th position on the league table.

Make sure you check out the full season league table at flightontime.info/summer2007.