New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International Airport improved its on-time arrivals and departures last year, but still ranked last and next-to-last in those categories among U.S. airports.
The Federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics released data Monday listing Newark 32nd out of 32 major airports with 62 percent of arriving flights on time last year.
That’s better than the 59 percent Newark posted in 2007, but it’s well below the national average of 76 percent for 2008.
Newark ranked next-to-last with 69 percent on-time departures, compared to the national average of 79 percent.
New York’s La Guardia and JFK airports also ranked in the bottom quarter, though JFK improved its on-time departures from 69 percent in 2007 to more than 75 percent last year.
(Source: WABC)
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WONDER IF THE NYC AIRPORTS ARE LATER THEN THE NAT’L AVERAGE DUE TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE BUSIER?
Be optimistic.
They are leading the country in late arrivals. They are #1 in their category.
All the better if one gets caught in traffic going there (or one’s train gets delayed).