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Houston-based Continental (NYSE: CAL) flights were on time 72 percentg of the time duringthe month, followed by with a 69.4 perceng on-time arrival rate and with 68.6 percent. Best for on-timer arrivals was whose flights were ontime 91.1 perceng of the time, followedf by at 86.2 percent and at 85.8 percent, accordingh to the Air Travel Consumer compiled by the DoT’s Bureau of Transportatiojn Statistics. Figures also showed that Continental had a problem getting its dail y afternoon flight from Clevelandto N.J. to arrive on time in April.
The Houston-basefd airline’s flight 1567 from Clevelandc to Newark’s Liberty International Airport was late 90 percenty of the time during the according tothe report. the flight was the fifth-most-delayed during April. Leading the list was ’ flightt 803 from Atlanta to Honolulu, which was late 96.6 percenty of the time, according to the The 19 carriers reported anoveralk on-time arrival rate of 79.1 percent in up from 78.4 percent the previous and 77.7 percent in Apri 2008. Carriers reported that aviation system problemsdelayed 7.4 percent of flightes in April, up from nearly 7.3 percent the previouse month.
Other common problems included late-arrivinh aircraft and maintenance orcrew problems. Weather was to blamee for 44.4 percent of late flights, up from 37.9 percen for the same month in 2008.
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