Hundreds of thousands of Britons lost their vacations this summer as flights from UK airports were cancelled.
But some airlines are better managed than others.
Jet2 was named the only British airline not to cancel flights in July.
According to flight data published by travel information company OAG, Jet2.com operated all flights without cancellation.
The Yorkshire-based airline has fared better than UK competitors such as easyJet, whose cancellation rate was 1.3% of his last month. Meanwhile, British Airways canceled 3.6% of his flights and Virgin Atlantic had a 2.3% cancellation rate.
Steve Heapy, his CEO of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays, said: You can reach your destination without canceling your plans.
"A lot of attention has been focused on the disruption affecting our industry, but this data shows that it's not all bad news."
A study conducted by air travel data provider OAG on Dispatches found that 1.7 million people traveling to and from the UK had been affected by cancellations within 48 hours since January. Estimated. of their flight.
Most of Britain's airports have been hit by travel chaos, with lines of security seen creeping up outside terminals and in car parks, and pictures of passengers sleeping on the floor overnight. I'm here.
Many problems have been blamed for this problem, but the main one is staffing issues for both airlines and airports, and after the COVID-19 pandemic, travel is recovered to normal levels.
To curb the number of cancellations at Heathrow, he imposed a daily cap of 100,000 departing passengers.
Airport has told airlines to consider kicking holidaymakers off flights to end the travel turmoil plaguing Britain this summer.
This was originally scheduled to last until September, butwas extended until October. Because theflight cap may be introduced again next year.
Heathrow boss John Holland Kay said: Not just Heathrow, but 18 months. This is not a quick fix. ''
As a result of the restrictions, British Airways has suspended sales of short-haul tickets from the airport until 15 August.
