Transport
Third Worst Airport for Cancellations
The figures were released by the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority.
Ronaldsway had the third worst record for flight cancellations in the British Isles in the first half of the year.
The figures were released by the UK’s Civil Aviation Authority.
Between January and June, there were 3,095 flights scheduled, of which 139 (3.76%) were cancelled.
The figures show that the island has far fewer scheduled flights than any other of the airports in the top (or bottom) 10.
Ronaldsway also had the second worse record for delays, with an average delay of 18.28 minutes.
Of the other nine airports in the top 10, only Bristol, with 23.65 minutes, had a worse record.
Only Southampton and London City had worse records for cancellations.
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