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Cirium’s analysis Revealed the Countries where Brits are Most Likely to Face Flight Delays

Cheryl Ng
Last updated: 23 July 2025 11:00
By Cheryl Ng
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A busy airport terminal bustling with travellers and various directional signs overhead. Cirium's analysis reveals where Brits face most flight delays
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Cirium recently collected data between January 1 and June 30, 2025 to analyse direct scheduled flights from UK airports to global countries. Cirium’s analysis revealed the top destinations where Brits are most likely to face flight delays.

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Cirium’s analysisFlight performance from UK to Global destinationsAbout Cirium
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Cirium’s analysis

According to Cirium’s analysis of the data collected from the UK, the countries within Europe with the highest percentage of delayed flights in the first half of 2025 were Greece, Faroe Islands, and Bulgaria.

In contrast, the flights to Denmark, Norway, and Iceland secured the top positions with the highest percentage of on-time flights from UK airports.

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Evening scene of Béjaïa, Algeria © Walid Amghar

Flight performance from UK to Global destinations

Moving from Europe and looking at more global destinations, the countries with the highest chance of delayed flights were Algeria, Pakistan, and Ghana.

Ethiopia, Malaysia, and Colombia were the countries with the highest chance of being on time.

About Cirium

Cirium is an aviation analytics company which collects and provides comprehensive data sets in the field. The data analysis by the company includes schedules and routes, flights, fleets and valuation, travel management, passengers, air traffic, and emissions.

How often do you experience delays when travelling from UK airports to other countries? Does your experience match Cirium’s analysis? Leave a comment below and share your thoughts with us!

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