Airports
Profile an airport, not a marketing claim
Every reporting U.S. carrier files, flight by flight, when it left and when it landed — and, for the late ones, why. These tools reduce that record to one airport at a time: how reliably flights leave and arrive there, month by month, and the DOT's own split of what caused the delays.
Nothing is smoothed or predicted. A busy hub that pushes planes out on time can still absorb late inbound traffic, so departures and arrivals are scored separately — the two sides of an airport rarely tell the same story.
Departure and arrival reliability at a U.S. airport, month by month, with the DOT delay-cause split — carrier, weather, National Aviation System, security, and late-arriving aircraft.
Open tool →Best Time to FlyOn-time departure rate by scheduled hour for a U.S. airport — the folk rule to fly early, quantified per airport from the federal record.
Open tool →Best Month to FlyOn-time departure rate by calendar month for a U.S. airport — which times of year run late, pooled across several years of the federal record.
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