Cirium has released its global on-time performance report for June 2025. It was a tight race for the top 5, with a difference of less than 6% between them. With an average rate of 87.29% of on-time arrivals, these airlines are ones to watch if you want a smooth, undisrupted flight. Without further ado, here are the top 5 airlines that you should consider flying with.
Number 5: SAS
At number 5 is Scandinavian Airlines. With a rate of 85.27%, the national airline of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden flies to over 130 destinations from three different hubs. To explore the wonders of Scandinavia, don’t overlook this airline.
Number 4: ANA
As Japan’s biggest airline, ANA had an on-time performance of 85.67%. Operating both international and domestic flights, this airline caters to everyone who wants to explore the beauty of Japan and beyond. Packed with inspiration and opportunities to be immersed in Japanese culture, this is definitely an experience to try.
Number 3 : Azul
With a performance of 86.33% on-time flights, Azul, headquartered in Brazil this airline has bounced back into the top 5. Do not plan to stop there. Forming strategic partnerships with American Airlines and United Airlines, they hold an optimistic outlook on the coming years.
Number 2 : Aeromexico
The flag carrier of Mexico comes in at number 2 with an on-time arrival rate of 87.85%. Focusing on destinations in Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, and South, Central, and North America. For sight-seers or relaxers, Aeromexico will get you on time to your dream destination.
Number 1 : Saudia
With a fleet size of 143 ready for 140 destinations, Saudia has the top on-time performance rate of 91.33%. Formerly known as Saudi Arabian Airlines, the airline has big plans for expansion over the coming decade, with a hope to reach 250 destinations by 2030.
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