AviationLow-cost carrier takes SIA’s crown for on-time performance.

A timely performance from these Asian airlines

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Vietnam Airlines and Bangkok Airways have improved their OTP rankings.
Vietnam Airlines and Bangkok Airways have improved their OTP rankings. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/Hunterframe (generated with AI)

AirAsia has taken the crown from Singapore Airlines in the latest on-time performance (OTP) rankings in Southeast Asia.

Figures from Cirium show that AirAsia had an OTP of 85.48% in April, while Kuala Lumpur International Airport, a hub for AirAsia, ended the month with an OTP of 77.62%.

Indonesia AirAsia maintained its second-place position and achieved an OTP of 84.86%.

Following a near three-point improvement from last month, Vietnam Airlines climbed to the third-place position with an OTP of 81.85%. Noi Bai International Airport, Hanoi, a hub for Vietnam Airlines, ended the month with an OTP of 73.18%.

Bangkok Airways, a new name in the South-east Asia regional ranking, secured the fourth-place position in April with an OTP of 81.59%. Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK), which serves as the main hub for the airline, finished the month with an OTP of 72.03%, down by nearly three-points from last month’s OTP of 74.54%.

Cirium said the latest developments underscore the dynamic nature of Southeast Asia's aviation industry, “as airlines and airports strive to improve their services and adapt to changing travel patterns”.

In March, Singapore Airlines was the leading carrier in South-east Asia with an OTP of 88.31. Changi International Airport finished the month with an OTP of 81.59%.

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