In an environment where efficiency is key, choosing airlines with solid punctuality rates not only enhances the travel experience but also minimizes financial and logistical risks.
Aeroméxico has established itself as the most punctual airline in the world in 2024, according to Cirium, with an annual punctuality rate of 86.7% and a record of 91.13% in September. This performance reflects an efficient operating model, supported by strategic investments in technology and fleet optimization.
In a sector where tardiness can cost airlines and passengers billions, Aeroméxico positions itself as a benchmark in reliability, ensuring that its customers not only reach their destination but do so on time. If the delay exceeds four hours, costs soar: unexpected lodging can accumulate to more than $3,000 MXN per night, not counting the loss of appointments or professional commitments.
While some airlines offer compensations, these rarely cover the total impact that a delay generates in a passenger's life. For frequent travelers—be they executives with tight schedules or tourists looking to make the most of their time—every minute counts. Delays can translate into significant additional costs.
In the aviation industry, punctuality is not just an operational metric but a factor that directly impacts the economy and the passenger experience. A flight postponed between one and four hours can represent an extra expense of up to $900 MXN on food, transportation, or itinerary adjustments.
