CAA monitors more UK airports for delays
Air passengers can now compare flight punctuality at 24 UK airports after the UK Civil Aviation Authority increased the number of airports it monitors.
On-time performance and average delays are now being assessed at 14 more airports.
These are: Aberdeen; Belfast City; Belfast International; Bournemouth; Bristol; Cardiff; Doncaster Sheffield; Durham Tees Valley; East Midlands; Exeter; Jersey; Liverpool, Leeds Bradford and Southampton.
These join 10 other airports already monitored by the CAA, namely: Birmingham; Edinburgh; Gatwick; Glasgow; Heathrow; London City; Luton; Manchester; Newcastle and Stansted.
It means 90% of UK passenger flights are monitored for punctuality.
Iain Osborne, group director for regulatory policy at the CAA, said: "Our expanded coverage means even more air passengers can now see for themselves how well the country’s busiest airports are performing against flight punctuality."
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