Hartsfield-Jackson Ranks Fifth-Best of 122 Airports for Avoiding Major Flight Disruptions

Consumer Affairs ranked Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport fifth-best for avoiding major flight disruptions after analyzing federal flight data from 122 airports, Atlanta News First reported on Oct. 30. About 1.24% of ATL's scheduled departures are canceled, about 20.21% leave with a moderate delay of 15 minutes to three hours and 1.25% have severe delays of more than three hours, according to the study. Los Angeles, Phoenix, Seattle-Tacoma and Salt Lake City took the top four spots.

Why It Matters for Atlanta Professionals

Atlanta professionals fly out of the world's busiest airport constantly. Heading into holiday travel, ATL's track record on cancellations and long delays compares well with most big U.S. hubs.

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First reported by Consumer Affairs (study), reported locally by Atlanta News First: Atlanta News First

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