Wizz Air’s UK departures were an average of 46 minutes and six seconds behind schedule last year, according to analysis of Civil Aviation Authority data ✈️ Consumer group Which? described the figures as “worrying”
for flight delays from UK airports for the second year running, with Tui found to be the second worst.
Norwegian Air Shuttle, meanwhile, notched up the best performance with an average delay of just 13 minutes and 42 seconds.took into account all scheduled and chartered departures from UK airports by airlines with more than 2,500 flights. Cancelled flights were not included, with the average delay for all these flights being 23 minutes.
, said: “These figures are worrying, but will be no surprise to passengers who’ve had to endure shoddy treatment from airlines for years.
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