TRAVEL FORECAST


2012


Tarmac times


more than


P of


hours 3


(Number of flights atU.S. airports)


October 2008


46 7


November 2008 December 2008 January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 April2009 May 2009


183 85 40 85 74 34 e


268 June 2009


continued on page 60 58 0 SOURCE: Bureau of Transportation Statistics (www.bts.gov) pcmaconvene November 2011 www.pcma.org Rank Airline 1 Delta Air Lines United Airlines Revenue (in millions) $698


2 American Airlines $471 3


4 US Airways 5


$321 $253


Continental Airlines $237


Flight Delays byCause


National (January–June 2011) m


SOURCE: Bureau of


Transportation Statistics


(www.bts.gov)


On time: 76.65% Air-carrier delay: 5.62% Aircraft arriving late: 7.72% Security delay: 0.05% National aviation system delay: 6.54% Extreme weather: 0.58% Canceled or diverted: 2.84%


Causesof National Aviation System Delays


National (January–June 2011)


Weather: 62.49% Volume: 29.20% Equipment: 0.72% Closed runway: 4.16% Other: 3.44%


ReservationCancellation/Change Fees byAirline,2010


(ranked by reservation-cancellation/change-fee revenue)


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