Impact

Economic Impact Of Commercial Aviation

Commercial Aviation is a Critical Economic Engine and Helps Drive More Than 10 Million American Jobs.

Commercial aviation drives 5% of U.S. GDP—the equivalent of $1.37 trillion in 2023. Every day, U.S. airlines operate more than 26,000 flights carrying 2.6 million passengers to/from nearly 80 countries and 61,000 tons of cargo to/from more than 220 countries.

Economic Impact Of Commercial Aviation

Commercial Aviation is a Critical Economic Engine and Helps Drive More Than 10 Million American Jobs.

Featured Data

U.S. Airline/Airport Operations

Departed

Completion Factor

Canceled

Daily Scheduled

OTP (A14)

OTP (D0)

Top 60 U.S. Airports: Performance as of

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% of Flights Operating On Time (A14)

80-100
60-79
0-59
Pending

% of Flights Operating On Time (A14)

80-100

60-79

0-59

Pending

Recent U.S. Airport Performance

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Descriptions and definitions: All data provided by Anuvu – masFlight (Anuvu.com), Domestic and International flight departures for U.S. airlines (mainline and regional) to U.S. airports. Non-U.S. airlines are not included. Today’s flight performance is cumulative throughout the day. D0 = Departed on or before schedule. A14 = Arrived within 15 minutes of schedule. OTP = On-Time Performance. Completion Factor (CF) = Percent of scheduled departures. Pending = departed, currently in flight. Avg TXO mins = Average taxi out time.