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Bamboo Airways leads in seven-month on-time performance

Bamboo Airways led local airlines in punctuality in the last seven months, according to a recent report released by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV).
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Hanoi (VNA) – Bamboo Airways led local airlines in punctuality in the last seven months,according to a recent reportreleased by the CivilAviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV).

The report on the flight ontime performance (OTP) as well as delayed and cancelled flights acrossVietnam in the reviewed period showed that Bamboo Airways has a punctualityrate of 95.4 percent.

Specifically, Bamboo Airways operated16,501 flights, including 15,739 on-time.

It was followed by national flagcarrier Vietnam Airlines, and Vietjet Air with respective average OTP rates at 90.4percent and 86.2 percent.

Jetstar Pacific was at the bottom of the list with an average OTP rate of85 percent.

According to the CAAV, 59.8 percent of the delayed and cancelled flights wasdue to late returns of aircraft, 26.8 percent was from the airlines and 7.3percent was due to equipment and services at the port./.


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