Carrier schedule reliability falls to 2020 low of 56 percent

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Carrier schedule reliability falls to 2020 low of 56 percent

Greg Knowler, Senior Europe Editor | Oct 26, 2020 2:09PM EDT
The on-time performance of carriers has declined sharply since a 2020 high in June when large amounts of capacity were blanked
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