Airlines With The Most On Time Flights For Your 2024 Travel
When you’re flying, especially during the hectic holiday travel season, delays are bound to happen. But it turns out some airlines do a better job of getting passengers there on…

When you’re flying, especially during the hectic holiday travel season, delays are bound to happen. But it turns out some airlines do a better job of getting passengers there on time, and according to Cirium, a new report reveals which ones those are.
Late flights can be incredibly inconvenient for travelers, causing disruptions to schedules, missed connections, and lost time. Waiting for hours in an airport terminal can be frustrating and tiring, and can lead to missed appointments or important events. Additionally, late flights can be costly, as travelers may need to pay for additional transportation or lodging if they miss a connecting flight or arrive at their destination much later than anticipated. It's important for airlines to communicate effectively with their passengers in the event of a delay, providing timely updates and assistance to minimize the negative impact of a late flight. As a traveler, it's always a good idea to plan ahead and allow extra time for potential delays, but it's also important to remember that delays are sometimes outside of our control and to try to remain patient and flexible in these situations.
Cirium, an aviation analytics firm, names Delta Air Lines as the most on-time North American carrier for 2023. According to their research, Delta flights arrived within 15 minutes of their scheduled arrival 84.72% of the time during the year.
- Delta has held this number-one spot several times before, in 2022, 2021, 2019 and 2018.
- This year, their high rate of punctuality helped Delta secure the Cirium Platinum Award for the third consecutive year.
- The report also finds Minnesota’s Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport was the top-performing global airport for 2023, with 84.44% of flights departing within 15 minutes of their scheduled time.
The Top on-time North American Airlines
- Delta Air Lines - on-time arrival rate 84.72%
- Alaska Airlines - on-time arrival rate 82.25%
- American Airlines - on-time arrival rate 80.61%
- United Airlines - on-time arrival rate 80.04%
- Southwest Airlines - on-time arrival rate 76.26%

5 of the Best TV Series Released in 2023
2023 was a fantastic year for television. New series and continuations of our favorite shows came out despite the setbacks caused by the writers' and actors' strikes over the summer. Though some projects got pushed back, the television shows that were released before and after were some of the best TV we've seen. Comedy dramas came in strong, with AppleTV+'s Shrinking, Netflix's Beef, and Peacock's Poker Face. We saw two different types of action with the gory and raunchy Gen V, which is Amazon Prime's series that takes place in the same world as The Boys. Then we saw beloved video game characters Joel and Ellie make it to the live-action television adaptation with Game of Thrones alumni Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsay.
What makes for good television is the story, the actors, and the visuals. The combination of all of those can make or break a show's longevity. If the story and acting sucks, the show is most likely going to get swallowed in the streaming swamp. With so many streamers now competing for subscriptions, it is sometimes hard to keep up with what's coming out and when. That being said, the shows that are flops don't tend to last past a season -- if they even make it to a streamer.
Then, there are the shows that are so darn good they get renewed before the season is even over! Those are the shows that are worth the hype of tuning in on. As we all have different preferences in genres, actors, and even streamers, we compiled a list that featured genres that most people would be attracted to. Since the shows on this list are completed, you can binge-watch the ones that you haven't seen yet.
Take a look below at our top five picks of the best new shows that debuted in 2023:
Shrinking
As soon as we started watching Shrinking, we knew we'd be hooked. The AppleTV+ series has the perfect combination of comedy and real-life aches and pains. Jason Segel and Harrison Ford star alongside Jessica Williams, Christa Miller, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, and Lukita Maxwell in the comedy-drama. Segel stars as a therapist who ditches his ethical training in order to give his clients actual help. Shrinking is set to return for its second season in 2024.
Beef
This series took us on such a whirlwind adventure from start to finish; it has forever become one of those shows that you wish you could experience for the first time ever again all the time. Ali Wong and Steven Yeun are the pettiest people when it comes to vengeance after road rage. There is not one scene wasted where you're bored in this comedy-drama series. Though no second season has been announced, the ending of the first season leaves it open for there to be more Beef in the future.
Gen V
From the gory, raunchy superhero world of The Boys comes Gen V, the college-aged hopefuls of making it into Godolkin University's highly coveted top ranking. Introducing Marie Moreau, who's got blood-bending powers, her roommate Emma, who can't escape being known as Little Cricket, they meet other hopeful supes looking for glory and recognition. However, something fishy is going on behind the scenes and it's up to this group to expose Vought's lies.
The Last of Us
The series was so great, you can enjoy it whether or not you play the video game that it is based on. Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey have cemented themselves as one of the best-acting duos, periods. Their characters are so fun to watch bicker, banter, and bond over the course of the show's first season. We can't wait to see what happens next in season two, which is expected to release sometime in 2025.
Poker Face
Following her success after Orange is the New Black and her first starring series in Russian Doll, Natasha Lyonne starred in her best series yet: Poker Face. With every episode starting off with the crime and perpetrator, Lyonne's Charlie Cale can tell when someone is lying. A second season is confirmed for the series, without any set dates yet.